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Hi,
I really would like to know how I can debug projects such as Progwt
(typical web app using maven, jetty) in Eclipse.
This question might seem pretty generic (I dont expect generic
answers :) ) but currently while developing Progwt for myself I do
below things to run/test it:
. run mvn clean and mvn install command to generate new WAR
. Deploy the war in Web server's directory
. Start them (jetty or tomcat) and try browsing the app.
But the above steps surely doesnt help in debugging and it takes some
time too.
So in this regard I'll be really grateful to have some steps written
or useful pointers to configure debugging for ProGwt project.
sidni
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May 21, 2009, 11:07:05 AM5/21/09
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Hey,
Meanwhile I receive any posts, my googling yielded me 2 useful links
These basically explains the same concept but has 2 different ways for
configuring debugging environment (mind u approach is same).
btw I've used 2nd one and now Im able to debug my project. Hope this
post help someone like me on this forum.
jdwy
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May 26, 2009, 10:00:30 AM5/26/09
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Thanks Sidni.
I'd never got that far. Sure beats 'debugging' with log4j :)
On May 21, 11:07 am, sidni <singh.nite...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Meanwhile I receive any posts, my googling yielded me 2 useful links
>