Sorry, but not really. The visual designer in Creator works with JSF components and so it knows how they behave. But that's not true in such a way for plain JSP pages.
Try to use NetBeans (www.netbeans.org) for your plain jsp pages.
I hope this explains it a bit.
Thanks,
-- Marco
Hello,
I downloaded NETBEANS and have been trying to import some very basic .jsp programs from an older SAM's Javaserver Pages book, but i keep getting an error from NB saying it's looking for an WEB-INF file.
I quess i'm wondering if NB should be able to configure that file for me based on those .jsp files, or do i need to figure out how to create that WEB-INF file first?
Thanks again!
I just realized i should probably be in the NETBEANS forum now, so i'll switch over after this post:
I just put a blank WEB-INF file into my direcotory of book examples .jsps and was able to load those .jsps to NB, but now it's telling me:
"web.xml" file cannot be found in ..../WEB-INF, it may have been removed......."
So now i'm wondering if there is an NB tool to create that web.xml file ? or is that something that needs to be generated manually?
Thanks again and i'll move to the NETBEANS forum next time!