Debugging with JBuilder...

Hi,
When I use the Step Into or Step Over functions of the debugger in JBuilder, it gets into all kinds of "strange" methods implemented by the Java Standard Library. How can I make it pass through my implementations only?
Thank You,
Maya.

Run -> View clases with tracing disabled, in that window you can tell JB which classes shoul be ignored when debugging.
Abraham

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In case you need to debug an application on a remote Sun ONE Server Instance. Go to Admin Tool of Sun ONE Application Server 7 and Start Default Server Instance in the Debug Mode. You need to look for port at which Sun ONE debugger has started. For this find the following Entry in server.xml of Default Server instance.
server.xml is located in config folder in the default server instance folder in that particular domain under the domains directory in <INSTALL_DIR> of Sun ONE Application 7 e.g. if default server instance is server1 in domain1 then server.xml will be located in <INSTALL_DIR>/domains/domain1/server1/config
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specification. In this example the address is 1186.
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"Jeremy Meyer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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to
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: : : The project began as a JDK 1.2 project (did not attempt to
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Hi--
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Todd Fast
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todd.fast@s...
----- Original Message -----
From: <donnetmonay@y...>
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 1:26 AM
Subject: [iPlanet-JATO] deployment and debugging from JBuilder
Hi,
i build a JATO application that deployed as a war file and run
perfectly on an external Tomcat.
But running this app on the integrated Tomcat of the JBuilder tool
results in the following error :
Application Error - javax.servlet.ServletException: Invalid reqest -
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Any idea what's wrong ?
I've heard there is a deployment tool document ? Where is it ?
thanks for your help
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Solved it. I ran into this problem too, and had to look all over the place to find the solution.
In the end it's a matter of binning your current JBuilder project and starting a new one with the same files. For some reason JBuilder5 hates switching Tomcat installations within projects. From there it seems to ignore changes to your web.xml, and insists on yu_hung's error.
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