for Websphere, in a subdirectory of AppServer/temp/ you should find
_*java or, at least _*class if it doesn't keep generated files.
There is a checkbox to check on the console to keep generated files but
I never remember where ...
(I hate WebSphere !).
If you use the integrated instance of WebSphere in WSAD, I think there
is a subfolder in eclipse/.plugins that is used for this ...
try again to search for "_*class" ....
google with websphere keepgenerated returns a lot of results
(or WSAD keepgenerated ...)
Mike
Chaudhary, Harsh a écrit :
I tried to do that but I could not find where my IDE stores those files. I am
using WSAD 5.1.1 with WebSphere. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Harsh.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Baroukh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 11:56 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Validation framework question
then, you may try to look at the compiled jsp ?
Chaudhary, Harsh a écrit :
I know that the exception "Maximum try/catch size reached" has something to do
with the compiler but what I would likt to know is that whether or not any validation
code is added to the compiled JSP file itself.
Harsh.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Baroukh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 11:51 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Validation framework question
Hi.
This is only a problem with javac and depending on wich java version you
use.
jdk5 should not have the problem.
You may also try to use jikes for compiler.
There may be or may be no code added for the validation.
But this is not the problem ...
Mike
Chaudhary, Harsh a écrit :
I am having an arguement with a co-worker here and here is how it goes.
We have a JSP which has about 100 input fields. These fields have custom
validators on them. When we try to run the JSP, it throws an exception
something to the tune of "Maximum try/catch size reached" or something
like that. He says that this is because of the validations and when we
remove the validations, everything is fine.
I say that the validation framework has absolutely nothing to do with
the JSP's. It deals with the struts forms exclusively. So, the exception
could not have been because of the validators. He says that when the JSP
is compiled to a servlet, all the validation code is added to the
compiled version of the JSP, something I do not agree with.
Any inputs?
Thanks,
Harsh.
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