Hi,
I'm doing some simple development using SUNs free Forte for Java Community
Edition. Quite impressed with it so far. My application uses a very thin
JSP and uses JAVA classes / Beans on the server for database connections,
error handling and as much as possible really.
My question is: Can I invoke the debugger to debug my JAVA classes by
executing the JSP file? Or am I just better off writing stub classes to
execute my server side classes?
If this is not possible, can anyone convert an Exception.printStacktrace to
a String for me? :)
Thanks for your help.
Richard John
Caplin Systems - Introducing the Real Time Web
http://www.caplin.com/
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