Johan Compagner wrote:
i have said this before on the list.
You really should look for an integrated solution for this in a IDE
For example use the Tomcat plugin or the Jetty Launcher in eclipse for
debugging youre wicket application.
This will gain you so much time.. (no constant deploy, and if you oinly
change (save/compile) methods then
you even don't have to restart tomcat/jetty.
Thanks for the advice. There are all sorts of ways in which an IDE
would probably speed things up for me, but I generally get along fine
with a programmer's text editor and some configurable buttons to run my
Ant tasks. Once in a while, though, something really slows me down.
Today, this is the problem.
-- Scott
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