I recently updated to MyEclipse 10.6 and am trying to use the JS dev/debug tutorial at:

http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/javascript/

and I get through section 6, but, when I try section 7 of the tutorial, i.e., I create a debug configuration for runmario.html and debug through that configuration, I don't get far.

I do get a MyEclipse AJAX window with a tab called AJAX Web Browser - http://localhost, but, it is an empty window.

My original MyEclipse window switches to include a "servers" view and in that view I can start MyEclipse Tomcat in Debug mode, and I can see it's console and it does look like it starts ok, -- Sep 7, 2012 3:48:26 PM org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Protocol start
INFO: Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-8080

But the new AJAX window doesn't seem to be able to get anything useful from the Tomcat server. There is no evidence that I can find that the Tomcat server is actually serving the runmario.html page. (I.e. if I request http://localhost:8080 in any browser I get no response.

And another thing. After I have made this attempt, from now on, whenever I start MyEclipse it starts two windows, the usual window, and the MyEclipse AJAX window... and if I ever close the MyEclipse AJAX window it closes all of MyEclipse.

Nevermind about section 7, I found out how to manage my deployments and now it deploys and the MyEclipse AJAX window works.

However, when I exit MyEclipse AJAX window it still kills all of Eclipse, and when I start MyEclipse it still opens both windows.

Odd behavior but I can live with it for a while.

larry.talley,

Glad that you figured out the deployments.

Coming to the MyEclipse Ajax window exit, it works as designed.The 'Exit' will close the entire workbench and its state is saved. You will see both the windows open the next time you start the workbench.

If you want to close only the MyEclipse Ajax window, then use the close button on the right top of the window instead of 'Exit'.

Let us know if you see any issues.