JWSDK 1.0.1: how to keep generated servlet source?

Different to Tomcat the generated source file is deleted immediately and I cannot analyze the compiler errors because of line numbers are according to *.java, and not to *.jsp. Can I set an switch for example in the server.xml to improve it?
regards
Ralph Stahl

Sorry, You misunderstood 2 things: my question is not referring to Tomcat, but to JWSDK. And I don't miss the generated class file, but the genereated java source file. Tomcat keeps them under tomcat\work\Standalone\myhostdir\_, and JWSDK should do it under jwsdk\work\myworkdir\webpages too - but it does not! The error messages refer to this source file, not to the jsp file, and so the line numbers are quiet different. Therefore it is difficult to debug.
regards
Ralph

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