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[Build ID: M20071023-1652] Let's say we have a file /watch.jsp with the following contents =========================================== <% String v="NYJEbJ9fNlY" %> <li> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<%=v%> <%@include file="header.jsp" %> <li> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYJEbJ9fNlY ============================================= Let's say debugger is now paused at first <li>. We step over it to reach the @include header.jsp call. We step into header.jsp. We step out of header.jsp. We expect debugger to step back into /watch.jsp but no, it does not. Debugger attempts to step into watch_jsp.java, which is the jsp-generated servlet src of /watch.jsp. Then the debugger croaks, "Unable to locate source" because the debugger does not even know where in Tomcat the jsp-generated src is located. I will enter the following into another bug report: You will also notice that if you hovered mouse over <%=v%>, hoping for a hint on the value of v, the hint value is "watch_jsp(HttpJspBase).service(HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse) rather than the value "NYJEbJ9fNlY".
There's a bug in bugzilla gate page. I chose "WebTools" in initial page, but bugzilla gating page changed it to ACTF (what's that). Now I have to change it back to "WebTools". I wish Eclipse would stop put a gating page between me and bugzilla, because it should trust me that I am smart enuf to put in the right info. And since I normally delete the statements introduced by the gating page anyway.
There is a semicolon missing in one of the lines of watch.jsp, it should be <% String v="NYJEbJ9fNlY"; %>
It's not happening when I try it, was there anything unusual about the setup like attached sources? Which version of Tomcat was being used?
Moving to JDT Debug, in case they have any insight.
Dropping severity due to lack of response from reporter and not qualifying as causing "crashes, loss of data, [or] severe memory leak".
Marking as works for me due to lack of input.
