html editor for jsp
hello ppl,is there any html editors entirely written in jsp.i want to edit the content on weserver throught the editor.which should have the source code available.can u plz help me guys,thanks
# 1
JSP is a scrpit thats is executed at the server. "html editors entirely written in jsp" - This is totally a surprise to me :)
# 2
hey buddy i am sorry send me an editor entirely written in java which is able to edit the web content written in jsp also
# 3
plz help me guys its very urgent
# 4
Why don't u use Eclipse? U can extend it with the required plugins u want.
# 5
He was asking for a WYSIWIG HTML editor which is written in JSP.
# 6
Do u think there exists any WYSIWYG HTML editor written in JSP?I don't even know what he actually mean?May be he's trying for WYSIWYG editor for HTML/JSP.
# 7
> Do u think there exists any WYSIWYG HTML editor
> written in JSP?
They may exist, but should perform very poorly in perspective to the existing ones which are written in a clientside language, e.g. JavaScript (FckEditor and so on).
> I don't even know what he actually mean?
> May be he's trying for WYSIWYG editor for HTML/JSP.
No, I am certainly sure that he is asking for an WYSIWYG editor written in JSP. At least, he is asking that literally in the topicstart.
# 8
Use Crimson Editor http://www.download.com/Crimson-Editor/3000-2352_4-10328038.html
gania at 2007-7-12 10:14:06 >

# 9
> Use Crimson EditorAgain: he was asking for a WYSIWYG editor which can be implemented in a JSP page. Crimson is a standalone editor for Windows, like Notepad, UltraEdit, Editplus, etc.
# 10
Mr.Chaitubtech.wht do u want?
gania at 2007-7-12 10:14:06 >

# 11
Dude i guess he's trying to edit HTML/JSP pages that are deployed onto the App server.Well, if that is the case Eclipse could be good option too. He can use the app server plugin for eclipse to reflect his changes...well ofcourse with the help of HTML/JSP editor plugin.
# 12
well if it is all about WYSIWYG editor in JSP using some client side scripting like javascript may be OP can try
http://www.webreference.com/programming/javascript/gr/column11/
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex16/richtexteditor/index.htm
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2005/04/28/kupu.html
and there one such control provided by dojo framework too
check out
http://dojotoolkit.com/
# 13
> Dude i guess he's trying to edit HTML/JSP pages that
> are deployed onto the App server.Well, if that is the
> case Eclipse could be good option too. He can use the
> app server plugin for eclipse to reflect his
> changes...well ofcourse with the help of HTML/JSP
> editor plugin.
This does not match with the originating question at all: is there any html editors entirely written in jsp.
# 14
Didn't u c his 2nd reply?
# 15
ya i come to know that there was no editor enitrely written in javawe have hosted a backend less website in which the adminstrator will open the hosted webpages in a editor and post them there itself.the editor should be just like edit plus.
# 16
the adminstrator will be logged in using id and password which will make him use the editor