Using ANT to compile ejb will cause invalid break point

Hi,

I think your problem is caused by missing debug information in the compiled
.class files. When compiling with Ant, you have to set the attribute
debug="yes"
and maybe optimize="no" of the task(s) in your build script to be able to debug the classes. Hope this helps, Sascha "chin song" ]]> wrote:

Hi all,

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Good day!

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I have tested the following, when using Intellij to compile an ejb and then deploy to weblogic

server. The breakpoint set is valid.
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However, when I use Ant tool to compile the ejb inside Intellij 'Ant Build' wizard, and then

deploy, the breakpoint become invalid. I have even checked the Build File Properties - Execution -
'Run Under Custom JDK' option to make sure that the JDK used for IntelliJ and 'Ant Build' tool is
the same.
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Besides that I also set the IntelliJ compiler output path to be the same as 'Ant Build' script.

My thought is

that if I set the 'Ant Build' class output path to be the same as IntelliJ compilation class

output path, the IntelliJ should actually find the class while doing debugging. In this case, I
'could' assume that the source code and class file is sync. However, this would not be the case.
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Is there anywhere I could use 'Ant Build' tool inside IntelliJ to compile the ejb instead of

compile it with IntelliJ compiler without getting the invalid breakpoint?
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Thanks in advance.

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Regards,
cs.