Hi Jody,
Can you give me a brief description of how you run the geoserver project in debug mode within eclipse with resin. which plugins do i need? And maybe it would be good if i were to get your eclipse project file.
Thanks,
Jamie
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Jamie Eyre wrote:
Hi Jody,
Can you give me a brief description of how you run the geoserver project in debug mode within eclipse with resin. which plugins do i need? And maybe it would be good if i were to get your eclipse project file.
There are two ways to do this:
- There is a resin mode that is available as a plug-in that lets you do this (you will have to set up GeoServer as a new "resin" project after installing the plug in.
- Drag all the resin jars into your lib directory and run the resin main from within eclipse
As a side note we have had *no* luck getting Resin 3.X to work with Geoserer. Lots of problems like screens freezing up and so on. I recomend Tomcat 5.X at this time 
Recently Chris has added Jetty as a servlet container that ships with GeoServer.
You may find it easier to run that in debug mode since all the peices are already present in your libs directory.
As an aside the ability to test Servlets is one of the things the commercial release of Eclipse (like Websphere) offer. You can fake this by running the servlet container in debug mode.
Jody