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RE: [jdt-ui-dev] JSP debugging example


The javafamily plug-in is a project available from dev.eclipse.org (i.e. the same as all the standard Eclipse plug-ins). It is available as source.

Someone from the JDT-UI team will need to answer your refactoring question.

Darin



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Darin,
 
can you point me to the exact place (URL) for updated the "org.eclipse.jdt.ui.examples.javafamily" plug-in example?
 
BTW, is the JSP rename refactoring participant part of that example supposed to work for the Eclipse 3.0 M2 version? During my tryouts this doesn't work and instead hangs/blocks the whole Eclipse IDE in such a way, that you always have to kill completely the Eclipse process in order to get out of that blocking.
 
Thank's!
 
Valentino
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To any interested parties,


I have released initial support to the "org.eclipse.jdt.ui.examples.javafamily" plug-in to demonstrate JSP debugging. As well, I have updated the project's "ReleaseNotes.html" file to describe how to use the support. The example includes a simple Tomcat launcher, a JSP source locator, and the ability to set breakpoints in JSP source. The example leverages the JSR-045 support that is now included with the Java debugger (org.eclipse.jdt.debug plug-in).


Darin



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