Yesterday I raised the issue of using lomboz3 plug-in to debug JSP in eclipse3. My friends gave me a lot of help. After debugging, I finally solved the problem. Although the problem is very simple, however, I still do not dare to enjoy it here. I will first tell you the method and hope it will help the people who need it.
Using the eclipse3 plug-in to debug JSP is not just about using lomboz3. Although many people on the Internet have introduced the successful debugging of lomboz2 using eclipse2, it does not work for 3. In fact, we need to use the EMF plug-in.
Lomboz3 and EMF:
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After downloading, decompress the package, copy all the files in the corresponding directory to the corresponding directory of Eclipse, start eclipse to enter help -- about eclipse platform, and click the plug-in details button on the pop-up page, you will find that many plug-ins are added to the Panel, including the lomboz plug-in.
Open Window -- preferences. If the lomboz option is found in the list on the right, it indicates that your plug-in is correctly installed. Otherwise, your plug-in may be installed incorrectly, delete eclipse \ Configuration \ Org. eclipse. restart the update directory. If there is still a problem, you have to check whether there are errors in the copy process. (Well, this problem will not happen in general)
Click the lomboz option and select the tools. jar file under JDK In the JDK tools. Jar box, for example, D: \ j2sdk1.4.2 \ Lib \ tools. jar.
Then you need to set the server definitions option, select the server types you are using, and select resin V3.0 here. Set your resin directory and classpath in the properties panel. Click Apply and click OK.
This completes the installation of the plug-in.
Create a project or open a file. Right-click the file to be debugged and select lomboz J2EE -- check JSP syntax.
I used eclipse just now. I used to use jpad. I am still not familiar with it in many places, so I still need your guidance.