Editors for JSP

can any one please tell me which is a good editor for writing JSP pages. I have eclipse 3.0 editor. Can it be used to write JSP pages. Actually i cna't figure out how to do it

[183 byte] By [javneetgambhira] at [2007-10-3 0:34:23]

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# 1

Im sure eclpse can be used for jsp, but i dont use it myself, you can also use net beans,

angrycata at 2007-7-14 17:28:01 >

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# 2

I think Netbeans is the best editor for JSP and all Java-related programming. Version 5 is fairly quick and platform independent. If you're a Mac user, I suggest BBEdit - my overall favorite.dailysun

dailysuna at 2007-7-14 17:28:01 >

# 3

Netbeans is the good one... Try netbeans...

vinu@sun.sdna at 2007-7-14 17:28:01 >

# 4

also try jdeveloper.. it ha a drag and drop capabilities for html, jsp elements just like dreamweaver.. also it it a a visual editor for struts-config.xml so you can easily manage your app..

jgalacambraa at 2007-7-14 17:28:01 >

# 5

Does this mean you have to use struts?I tried studion creator which uses JSF, it was terrible, really buggy, if you got a problem within the code produced it was very difficult to de-bug. I would steer clear of drag and drop tools unless they are mature / known to be robust.

angrycata at 2007-7-14 17:28:01 >

# 6

> Does this mean you have to use struts?

i don't say you have to use stuts.. but it is its added feature.. easy debugging.. codes genereated are clear enough to be read and debug.. hav a UI so you can easily see you mappings

> I tried studion creator which uses JSF, it was

> terrible, really buggy, if you got a problem within

> the code produced it was very difficult to de-bug. I

> would steer clear of drag and drop tools unless they

> are mature / known to be robust.

I say its JDeveloper not Studio Creator..

jgalacambraa at 2007-7-14 17:28:01 >

# 7

Hi,

I have Eclipse SDK, version: 3.2.0. The editor for JSP is included natively in Eclipse(you don't have to install any plug-in). To activate the editor you have to create a new file (Create -> File) with extension .JSP (like myFirstPage.jsp), and Eclipse opens the editor. There is a color syntax support, autocompletion. And maybe a lot of other useful things (I've just strarted to develop JSP...).

voronetskyya at 2007-7-14 17:28:01 >

# 8

I use eclipse and myeclipse together.it can compile the jsp ,and also have some very userful tools to remind you when you use a certain tag,such as when you use the <jsp:userBean>it will remind you the needed property for this action.

Roskeya at 2007-7-14 17:28:02 >

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