On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Tom D'Eletto wrote:
> I've used InterDev to develop ASP sites and I really like its debugging
> capabilities. What JSP development tools can give me similiar capabilities
> for developing JSP pages? How is J++ at this?
I've used J++ with a few different JSP environments (WebLogic, JRun,
GnuJSP), and it works great. You just configure the "Launch" tab of the
project properties to startup your servlet engine using jview (so J++ is
responsible for starting/stopping the servlet engine). you can set
breakpoints and watches in your Java classes, and debug it like a normal
app.
definately beats System.err.println() all over the place.
I guess I should also mention that you'll only really be able to set
breakpoints in the beans used by your JSPs, not the JSPs themselves, since
the generated JSPs aren't in your J++ project. I suppose you could
configure your JSP engine to generate its classes in a directory that is
in your J++ project, but I've never tried that.
cheers,
-- James
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