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Debugging with other app servers – OC4J (Orion)

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    gslonim
    Member

    We are trying to get JSP debugging to work with oc4j
    the server is running in the debug mode on my local workstation.
    JSP’s are deployed on the server as a WAR
    Setting breakpoint in the JSP does not stop the execution. Any suggestions?
    thank you

    #205254 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    JSP debugging won’t work with OC4J / Orion because they don’t support JSR-045 which is the source level debugging JSR. Source level JSP debugging is available on Tomcat 5, as well as any server that uses Jasper 2 for JSP compilation such as JBoss 3.2.4/Tomcat5 bundle, and some versions of Jetty and JRun I believe.

    #205255 Reply

    gslonim
    Member

    Thank you for such a quick response. We have contacted Oracle OC4J development to see whether they will be implementing that or not. It is a pitty though that we cannot do it.

    #205268 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    Please let us know what they say.

    #205520 Reply

    Thats’s strange. Using JDeveloper you can quite happily put break points in the JSP.

    #205525 Reply

    support-michael
    Keymaster

    I’m curious does the JBuilder debugger provide JSP src level debug/stepping or is it Java/servlet src level debug/stepping of a compiled JSP?

    #221558 Reply

    putera79
    Member

    Do not hampered yourself with OC4J. You can use a remote debugging. Eventhough Oracle doesn’t support JSR-045 but you can do it, trust me I have using it more than 3 months, I can put breakpoint in my jsp and servlets, no problem or whatsoever. I will say the in debugging mode, it’s more detail than tomcate debugger. Plenty of time tomcat miss out leak opened cursor in the db connection. OC4J tell you straight away at exact line. Seriously if you develop a J2EE application, do not use tomcat becuase it’s not a J2EE container. You must remember, you must have OC4J container (9.0.4) in your own machine, it’s only 23MB.

    #222295 Reply

    califny
    Member

    Hi putera79,

    Do you have any doc to describe the step by step of remote debugging using OC4J?

    Thanks,

    califny

    #222358 Reply

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    Califny,

    Information on using our remote debugging features is documented in the Remote Debugging Quickstart in the documentation section here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html

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