What to include for JSP, JSF and Servlets

My editor doesn't work with J2EE coding. I have the Sun Studio Creator installed along with Netbeans 5.0 and the Sun App Server. What jar files do i need to add to my classpath so that I can compile easily and run j2ee code in my editor?

[245 byte] By [jay_dawga] at [2007-10-3 1:16:21]

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# 1

I tried Sun Studio Creator, but its uncessarily complex. For JSp its creates unwanted tags [due to Netbeans taglibs].

Try EasyEclipse. Its GREAT,

EasyEclipse is built on Eclipse 3.1 and hence its free.

EasyEclipse

http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/home/index.html

EasyEclipse Plugins

--> Amateras JSP, HTML, XML editor

--> Weblogic Server Plugin for Eclipse

--> JBoss IDE

--> J2EE Tools

--> ....................

http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/plugins/index.html

Try the Amateras plugin which has JSP , struts support, code assist in side jsp, preview, JSP pallette etc.

Regards

Rohit Kumar

RohitKumara at 2007-7-14 18:13:32 >

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# 2

The main one to add to any project in NetBeans would be j2ee.jar (or equivalent) from the J2EE bundle (take a look in the J2ee/lib directory).For JSF support, you need to add the JSF jars obviously.

evnafetsa at 2007-7-14 18:13:32 >

# 3

I forgot to start out by mentioning that I REALLY don't like using Sun Studio Creator and that's why am resorting to this.... al try finding j2ee.jar tho, thanks

jay_dawga at 2007-7-14 18:13:32 >

# 4

Does anyone know what to include apart from j2ee.jar?

jay_dawga at 2007-7-14 18:13:32 >

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