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yes open the Project containing ur JSP, on the project node right menu and choose properties and then in the left tree choose (common --&gt; Dependencies) on the right pan select ur EJB project check box to be a dependecy of ur web module project
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yes open the Project containing ur JSP, on the project node right menu and choose properties and then in the left tree choose (common --> Dependencies) on the right pan select ur EJB project check box to be a dependecy of ur web module project

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 when i login into the application first index.jsp will call the servlet and servlet will call EJB;<br />
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i want to trace the code in the servlet using step into and step over options;
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when i login into the application first index.jsp will call the servlet and servlet will call EJB;

i want to trace the code in the servlet using step into and step over options;

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thanks for ur reply<br />
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our servlet goes into EJB file ;if i put break point in ejb ;will it go there
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thanks for ur reply

our servlet goes into EJB file ;if i put break point in ejb ;will it go there

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i am using jdeveloper 9.0.3;i want to use debug option in IDE;to work with debugging i have to compile all EJB classes,servlets and jsp successfully ;i am compiling EJB class and servlets successfully but i am getting errors while compiling jsp's because in some of jsp's we r using some jar files for page tracking and some other jar files;these jsp's not able to locate these jars;i put these jars in Libraries of Project settings iN IDE ;<br />

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hi

i am using jdeveloper 9.0.3;i want to use debug option in IDE;to work with debugging i have to compile all EJB classes,servlets and jsp successfully ;i am compiling EJB class and servlets successfully but i am getting errors while compiling jsp's because in some of jsp's we r using some jar files for page tracking and some other jar files;these jsp's not able to locate these jars;i put these jars in Libraries of Project settings iN IDE ;


Debugging in JDeveloper9.0.3

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