hi
the only way is to put System.out.println() statements thruout ur code so as
to see till where the control can reach.
these System.out.println() statements will be printed on the web servers
console.
u cd also check out the error log of the web server which is in a log file
and the same is also printed on the console.
hope this works for u
manish
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Hi
I'm new to JSP and would like to know how you debug
I tried using <!-- comments --> but the jsp page
doesn't have the comments.
Can some one tell me how they debug is jsp
this will help me know if it is the jsp or the bean
i'm using (i mean trying to use)
any response would help
my backgroud is
c++
HTML
Thanks
tcssls
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