Currently JSP, servlets and EJBs are debugged by attaching with IDEA's remote debugger to already running app server. The server must be started with the JVM parameters allowing the debugger to attach to it (these are mentioned in the "Remote" run configuration). The feature to debug JSPs at the source level will be available soon.
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For JSP debugging I generally use the remote debugger and attach to the
process. The same thing should work with EJB's.
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Currently JSP, servlets and EJBs are debugged by attaching with IDEA's
remote debugger to already running app server. The server must be started
with the JVM parameters allowing the debugger to attach to it (these are
mentioned in the "Remote" run configuration).
The feature to debug JSPs at the source level will be available soon.
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Best regards,
Eugene Zhuravlev
JetBrains, Inc / IntelliJ Software, http://www.intellij.com
"Develop with pleasure!"
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