> I think the VM parameter is
> -classic
> and yes there is a huge difference in speed with the -classic VM parameter.
> Speaking of VM parameters... Do you override the automagically generated
> classpath when you run struts?
> JBuilder will automagically adds all defined libraries for compiling on the
> classpath when you have selected a main for your project. This results in JB
> putting the struts.jar on the classpath when starting Tomcat. This is not a
I don't use any of JB's jars for my web/database/struts apps. Tomcat's
jars have all the needed resources.
> I have contacted Inprise on this and after about 6 email and explaining over and
> over why the jar file did not need to be on the classpath (since the Servlet
> engine loads it) they told me I would have to override using a Xbootpath or
> something. I complained that they need a better approach and punted on
> compiling within JB. I use an ant script to compile and JB to debug. It works
> out ok. Just curious if you have addressed this potential problem. I was
> running my project just fine with the struts.jar on the classpath, but I did not
> want to take any chances.
I don't see any reasons for putting jars in classpath: just add them
visually in project library settings. Don't put struts.jar in your
project library setting; otherwise your struts calls can have problem in
locating directories. The location of your struts.jar is found by your
struts-config.xml.
> Did you figure out how to debug JSP's in the Enterprise Version?
Just click a break point, and run in debug mode. The JB will pause at
that point, and you can then look at the value of the variable.
Deping
> Deping Chian wrote:
> >
> > Lind Jürgen wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > after the discussion on using JBuilder for Web Development, I decided
> > > to try the Enterprise Edition... While my stuff worked fine with the
> > > Foundation version (and an "external" Tomcat), I cannot get it running
> > > within the JBuilder Environment. After I managed to tell the internal
> > > Tomcat where to find the struts TLDs, Tomcat complains about some missing
> > > attribute:
> > >
> > > javax.servlet.ServletException: Missing resources attribute
> > > org.apache.struts.action.MESSAGE
> > Discard JB4's internal Tomcat (older version). Download tomcat 3.2.1,
> > and new struts nightly build.
> >
> > create a new library set (call it tomcat3.2.1 if you want), add all jar
> > files in tomcat-3.2.1/lib directory. I do database apps with
> > interclient, so I put my interclient.jar there. Also I used
> > GenericDataSource class of struts, so I put jdbc2_0-stdext.jar there
> > (download from Sun).
> >
> > I have been using these for one of my projects for a while. Debugging is
> > ok in Linux even for struts calls. Debugging can be slow in windows
> > unless you include a -class VM parameters.
> >
> > If you updrade to another version of JBuilder or struts, you should
> > delete all the work files. Otherwise, it is very likely to have
> > problems.
> >
> > Deping
> >
> > > at
> > > org.apache.jasper.runtime.PageContextImpl.handlePageException(PageContextImp
> > > l.java:386)
> > > at
> > > www.p_00025blic_0005fhtml.webapps.odin_0002dtracer.jsp._0002fwww_0002fpublic
> > > _0005fhtml_0002fwebapps_0002fodin_0002dtracer_0002fjsp_0002flogon_0002ejsplo
> > > gon_jsp_0._jspService(_0002fwww_0002fpublic_0005fhtml_0002fwebapps_0002fodin
> > > _0002dtracer_0002fjsp_0002flogon_0002ejsplogon_jsp_0.java:305)
> > >
> > > Any ideas what this means and how to fix it?
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > >
> > > Jürgen
