The only problem with what Sausjord Trond suggests is that the
servlet/JSP-integration in VA-Java only works under Windows-NT (i.e. NOT
for Linux or Win-9x). I must recommend the ServletExecDebugger....it
works great!!!! VAJava-3.0 does have some problems with setting
breakpoints in external classes (translation: servlet classes generated
from JSPs), therefore JSP page-compiler-generated pages have to be
imported into the IDE first. Other than this small inconvenience,
VAJava + ServletExecDebugger works wonderfully!
Sausjord Trond wrote:
>
> >I'm using the ServletExec Debugger with VAJ2, and find it to be very good
> for
> >servlets. For JSPs, it's not that good though, as you need to export
> classes
> >before using them.
> >I hear that with VAJ3, this has improved, can anyone verify this?
>
> Why use ServletExec when VAJ comes with a great debugger?
>
> We have been using VAJ2.0 EE and it has a built in debugger allowing
> debugging servlets through the websphere test environment (you actually
> run a stripped down version of IBM' app server on your PC!) It also
> handles debugging RMI/CORBA and other fun stuff. ;-)
>
> Oh, and I can verify that all you need for debugging JSP will be found
> in 3.0, as it was available in the 2.0 enterprise upgrade almost a year
> ago. Both debugging tools and something called an execution monitor
> allowing you to watch as the JSP scripts execute.
>
> Trond Sausjord
>
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