Not luck, it's a paid for product and so is expected to do so.
I don't use MyEclipse (even when my client bought me a license)
because I stay several versions ahead of what's available for
MyEclipse. I use the latest stable nightlies of what makes up the
Web Tools product.
To be fair though, if you can afford the annual license ($30 last
time I checked), MyEclipse is *well* worth the cost.
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On Sep 21, 2005, at 11:32 AM, Dave Newton wrote:
I don't know if I'm just lucky or something (judging from the
legacy code I've been dealing with lately I find it unlikely :( but
when using MyEclipse and Tomcat 5.5.something I've accidentally set
breakpoints in both JSP and Java files and been suddenly dumped
into the debugger without having to configure anything at all. I'm
using the MyEclipse server startup/deployment stuff; perhaps that
does the appropriate startup automagically.
Dave
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