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Create Connectors

Gowri

I want to import my Servelt and Jsp pages in worksitemp through Connectors . Is it possible?.
If yes how to do?.. can any one help for me?. I dont know anything about connectors. please give a detailed explanations. I got the pdf related .net only. so can any one post using java.?.

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Migrateduser

it's very easy ,just look connector as a jsp page file,
try to new a connector ,add some content ,then find it in your directory , open it ,then you can input code you want,
but be careful, connector is hard to debug, I suggest you test your jsp file separately ,then past it to your connector.

Migrateduser

A couple of soft tips:

Please modify your connector content.jsp through the web config tool only. Updating it through the filesystem will corrupt the config database and your changes will be wiped out on next 'rebuild' or 'upgrade' (aka Customization Import Wizard)
Debugging connector jsp is as 'good' as debugging any other jsp. :-) Printing debug statements to stdout/log is an easy option. If you want to go deeper, do these.
- Enable the Application Server option to keep the java sources for compiled jsps
- Add the JSP source directory to your IDE, see if you can open the compiled JSP sources
- Start your application server in debug mode (Tomcat seems to be faster than other commercial app servers in debug mode)
- Start Remote Debug from your IDE to app server
- Hit your JSP on browser. Enjoy!!