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renaat
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We got the icefaces running in eclipse after rewriting alot of code... but we got a pretty anoying featur in eclipse where I wonder if I can shut it off.. when I debug in eclipse, it goes trough all the code even trough code that I didn't write myself, like in netbeans it only debugs trough written code and not trough the jars and stuff..
anyone an id?
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zzzz8
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Have you tried step filters in Eclipse - I think that's what you're talking about? Just search for "step filter" in Eclipse help. Then you can filter out certain packages you don't want to debug through.
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liming.wu
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As zzzz8 said, if you just want debugger to go through your code only, you can use the Eclipse feature "Step filtering" by defining step filter at
Window > Preferences > Java > Debug > Step Filtering
Remeber to use "Run>Use Step Filters", "Run/Step Over", or
"Run/Run to line"
Please check Eclipse Help for detail.
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renaat
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thx guys,
I have another question, I'm transforming my platform that I'm building in JSF to ICEfaces but somethings wrong.
(WITHOUT THE - signs)
<-f:subview id="header">
<-c:import url="/include/banner.jsp"/>
<-/f:subview>
this does not work anymore... is there an alternative for that?
appreciate it guys
THX
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gregory_m
Joined: 17/Jan/2005 00:00:00
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Try using a jsp:directive.include inside your subview.
< f:subview >
< jsp:directive.include file="/include/banner.jsp" / >
< /f:subview >
Message was edited by: gregory_m
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renaat
Joined: 24/Apr/2006 00:00:00
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THX
it works
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fausto006
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Hi renaat, i have a question for u.
the project you are working with, does have the facelets facet?
I mean, if I want to use teh tag:
< jsp:directive.include file="xxxx/xxxx.xxx" / >
i really need to work with an IceFaces Facelets Project? or that tag work fine with IceFaces Projects?
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