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Debugging Enhydra applications in NetBeans: msg#00032java.enhydra.general
I'm trying to debug a servlet that is being called by Enhydra but I can't seem to get NetBeans to understand where the source and class files are... The servlet was built outside of NetBeans using ant (when I try to run the build inside of NetBeans, its environment gets polluted and the build fails, even when I set the netbeans option for ant to ignore all other classpaths). Once I have it built, I make a netbeans project and add the various jars, the build tree (with all the .class files in it) and the src tree (with all the .java files in it). When I start a debug session, Enhydra starts and runs fine, and when I send requests, it calls my app fine, but if I try to set a breakpoint in my source somewhere, the breakpoint never gets triggered. When I look at the classes tab in the debugger window, it only shows the enhydra super-servlet subclass I made and the admin session redirector class. The rest of the classes don't show up at all. Also, for the classes I CAN see, I can't access the source code unless I go back to the editor panel and select it manually from the mounted filesystems tab. How do I get the debugger to see the source code and the other 800 classes that make up the rest of this project?
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