A long time ago, I submitted a bug report pointing out that when JSP pages are generated to servlets, the directory structure in the "work" directory doesn't match the package structure of the generated class. When I checked the bug report later, I believe it was marked as "Cosmetic". I believe this issue is more than cosmetic, although certainly not critical. The difficulty this creates (I think) is if you want to load Tomcat in a debugger as an application in order to debug generated JSP code, not using the fancy integrated web server and JSP debugger. The debugger doesn't seem to like it if the directory structure that a class lies in doesn't match the package structure, unless I'm misunderstanding what I'm seeing. When I try to do this in NetBeans (and Tomcat4.0latest), I'm able to set a breakpoint in the generated code, and the output window says that it hit the breakpoint, but it says "Unavailable source file", even though I can display the source file in the integrated source editor. So am I understanding this situation correctly, or is there something basic that I'm overlooking? -- =================================================================== David M. Karr ; Best Consulting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; Java/Unix/XML/C++/X ; BrainBench CJ12P (#12004)
