How can I set <Context...> in JBoss+Tomcat?

[xf_fong]

Because I want to use Eclipse to debug JSP.
I followed www.objectlearn.com/support/docs/debuggingJSP.jsp instruction in Tomcat, it successed!
But I want to do some project include EJB and JSP, so I must use JBoss+Tomact. When I turn to JBoss+Tomcat, I found the key xml is tomcat41-service.xml,but this xml file's structure is very different from standalone Tomcat's server.xml. I have tried many kind ways to add my own configuration,but failed,the web container always generate my JSP's servlet at .\work\MainEngine\localhost.
My configuration is:

(If add above codes into server.xml in a standalone Tomcat, Tomcat will generate a index_jsp.java in E:\Test_Debug\j2src\org\apache\jsp\. But cannot get the same result in JBoss+Tomcat! )

Any help will be appreciated!
Thanks!

[didi1976]

Hi,

are you using the JBossIDE-Plugin for Eclipse?

It contains a nice tutorial showing you how to debug your project using Eclipse.

You can download the JBossIDE and the tutorials from sourceforge.

Didi

[jonlee]

Unfortunately, you do not have the same available deployment methods as per standalone Tomcat. You can change the context with a jboss-web.xml element. You can also modify the work directory by defining your own Jasper instance per web.xml. There is a thread for this although it is not very elegant.

I would however, suggest looking at the Lomboz-Eclipse plugin for JBoss and view Vashistvishal's tutorial for JBoss - see the Beginner's forum.

[xf_fong]

Thank your help!

I found another way to debug JSP in Eclipse with Lomboz plug-in! That is import the tomcat-4.1.x\work\MainEngine\localhost\debugJSP dir into the J2EE project's j2src dir. Done! Simple!
Haha!