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[78 byte] By [mgillespa] at [2007-10-2 13:10:36] 
I need to download NetBeans for this correct?Thanks,Mitch
No. You don't need NetBeans for this.
NetBeans is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) It is a tool used to help write java programs. You can work without it quite easily - even just using a text-editor like notepad (cringe)
What you need to run JSP pages, is a JSP server (eg Tomcat, Resin...)
Feel free to download NetBeans (or any other IDE). It can be useful, but is by no means a necessity. There are a bunch of threads debating the pros/cons of different IDE environments on this forum (NetBeans vs Eclipse vs IntelliJ...)
Cheers,
evnafets
evnafetsa at 2007-7-13 10:38:02 >
Wait... because I have a jsp tomcat server setup, the jsp: useBean function exisits? I hope so, cuz that'd be awesome!I thought you had to install something extra onto your server.Mitch
mgillespa at 2007-7-13 10:38:02 >
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