Web debugging not using port 8080

empty

You're quick to answer!
My third question is when I start Tomcat from inside NitroX by using the
Run->Debug... menu - selecting my own server.xml in server config. -> Which
tags can I debug? Only JSP/Java or also Struts tags?
Again Thanx,
Nikolaj
"M7 Support" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
For the browser issue you have to wait for the next build. It hasexactly the options your are asking for.
You can see the server.xml we generate. After you start Tomcat take a
look at the end of the first line in the Console view. The name of the
file is there. You can copy it while the server is running.
Would you mind being more specific about the third issue? Do you start
Tomcat from inside NitroX by using the Run->Debug... menu or you are
trying to attach to it?
Regards,
M7 Support
Nikolaj Ravn wrote:
Thanks Support,
It was almost too obvious.
But when I run/debug a new browser session is opened still using port
8080.
1) How do I configure this browser to use another port (and other
params...)?
2) How do I prevent this browser from starting?
3) (and most important) How do I make my application hook up on the
Tomcat
being started. My breakpoints doesn't stop the code as expected. I guess
its
a common issue using the webcontainer. It would be nice to see your
server.xml that you use. Any help here?
Again thanx and you do have a nice product here. Anticipating your
pricing.
Nikolaj
"M7 Support" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
You can start with your own server.xml.
Open Window->Preferences->NitroX->Server configurations.
Select your configuration and press the Edit button.
In the Configuration tab select Existing configuration file and enter
the full path to it.
Close the dialogs with OK.
Start the debugger as usual.
M7 Support
Nikolaj Ravn wrote:
How do I make NitroX use another port for debugging than 8080?
I'm using Tomcat 4.1 - and I need to use port 8070. I understand that
NitroX
is making its own server.xml for starting Tomcat - but from what? Not
my
server.xml, I guess.
Thanx,
Nikolaj

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