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Has anyone had any luck in setting line debugging in Eclipse with the CFEclipse plugin? The instructions seem to be for the actual ColdFusion IDE. We are running ColdFusion 11. I've been playing around with the line debugger in FusionDebug, but I would like to give the native debugger a try as well. Does it require the ColdFusion IDE, or can it work within Eclipse with the CFEclipse plug-in?
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CFEclipse is just a code editor. Looking at the feature list, it lists debugging, but only for CF 8:
Once Adobe released CFBuilder, thier complete Eclipse-based IDE for ColdFusion (which includes a step-debugger), I'm sure they stopped releasing those Eclipse extensions for newer versions of ColdFusion. This would stop CFEclipse and other free Eclipse based editors from providing step-debugging for CF 9 or later.
An alternate step-debugger would be FusionDebug, which I have used in the past to solve some serious problems in legacy code bases.