| Light weight JSP editor... [message #175555] |
Fri, 27 August 2004 00:45  |
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Originally posted by: jeevan.sunkersett.com
Hi,
Does anyone know of any light weight JSP editor for eclipse, preferably
free.
Nothing fancy is desired. It could be an extension of a simple text
editor, with color coding for JSP and context sensitive help, (or drop
down code assist baloons)
WSAD is very heavy and is of no use if the application in hand is small
and is J2EE to extent of has servlets and JSP - nothing more. Plugins like
Lomboz are also nice but when opening a JSP file for editing the CPU
utilization goes to 100% and the system drags.
g1
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| Re: Light weight JSP editor... [message #175603 is a reply to message #175555] |
Fri, 27 August 2004 09:19  |
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Originally posted by: palistra.us.ibm.com
I would say either:
WebSphere Studio Site Developer - smaller, less expensive brother of
WSAD, no EJB tools, no Object/Relational mapping tools, no performance
profiling tools, etc. Still has WebSphere Test Environment for
WAS-based testing as well as TomCat support.
or the WTP project at:
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/initial-contribution/IBM/Get ting%20Started.html
specifically the structured source editor.
JeevanS wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know of any light weight JSP editor for eclipse, preferably
> free.
>
> Nothing fancy is desired. It could be an extension of a simple text
> editor, with color coding for JSP and context sensitive help, (or drop
> down code assist baloons)
>
> WSAD is very heavy and is of no use if the application in hand is small
> and is J2EE to extent of has servlets and JSP - nothing more. Plugins like
> Lomboz are also nice but when opening a JSP file for editing the CPU
> utilization goes to 100% and the system drags.
>
> g1
>
>
>
--
Jim Palistrant
IBM Rational WW Technical Consultant - WebSphere Development Tools
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