Hi,
Can anyone out there give me a "detailed decription"
of how you are running the geoserver in debug mode
using eclipse. I am guessing you are using the jetty
servlet engine which comes with the geoserver sources.
If anyone is doing it with a tomcat plugin, maybe
that could be described as well. I would be very
interested.
I would find it very valueable if you could create a
section in the wiki where this is explained in detail.
Thanks,
arccrap
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Look into running the build script target through the debugger.
BTW, what's your real name / organization ? (kinda neat to know who's
using the code you wrote ... )
David
On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 13:32, arc crap wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone out there give me a "detailed decription"
of how you are running the geoserver in debug mode
using eclipse. I am guessing you are using the jetty
servlet engine which comes with the geoserver sources.
If anyone is doing it with a tomcat plugin, maybe
that could be described as well. I would be very
interested.
I would find it very valueable if you could create a
section in the wiki where this is explained in detail.
Thanks,
arccrap
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I was hoping for a little more detailed answer.
Which target do you run in the debugger, and does it
also allow you to debug the struts jsps?
Thanks,
ArcCrap
--- David Zwiers <dzwiers@anonymised.com> wrote:
Look into running the build script target through
the debugger.
BTW, what's your real name / organization ? (kinda
neat to know who's
using the code you wrote ... )
David
On Thu, 2004-10-07 at 13:32, arc crap wrote:
> Hi,
> Can anyone out there give me a "detailed
decription"
> of how you are running the geoserver in debug mode
> using eclipse. I am guessing you are using the
jetty
> servlet engine which comes with the geoserver
sources.
> If anyone is doing it with a tomcat plugin,
maybe
> that could be described as well. I would be very
> interested.
> I would find it very valueable if you could
create a
> section in the wiki where this is explained in
detail.
>
> Thanks,
> arccrap
>
>
>
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I was hoping for a little more detailed answer.
Which target do you run in the debugger, and does it
also allow you to debug the struts jsps?
We have been out of the loop for a while - I am afraid STRUTS debugging was reserved for the pay as you play WebSphere products when we last worked on this.
In general you can run the Tomcat application in the debugger right now.
Jetty is included with GeoServer and may be easier to run directly - we will have to ask Chris Holme, or look at the ant "test" target.