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RE: [eclipse-dev] Re: JSP Support
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Lomboz
(www.objectlearn.com) provides some
support for JSP syntax checking (as you save). No coloring though. It also hooks
you into other app servers and has ejb support. Don't know how good it is yet,
as I just tried it 10 minutes ago...
However, if you create a sample XML editor plugin and set up a file
association for *.jsp to the sample xml editor, it gives a decent start at
highlighting.
--
Scott
Yes there is a Eclipse Tomcat plugin available from the sysdeo
company (go to www.eclipsetotale.com).
Djaafar Karim
senior consultant.
Senior consultant
>From: "Mike Wills (E)"
>Reply-To: eclipse-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
>To:
>Subject: Re: [eclipse-dev] Re: JSP Support
>Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 17:57:13 -0100 (BST)
>
>Unfortunatly, this is the only thing that is preventing me from
using it
>more. I go back to Forte or NetBeans to do my web development.
>
>--
>Mike Wills
>iSeries Programmer
>programmer AT koldarkDOTnet
>
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>
>Alexandru Balut said:
> > Someone asked this (2002.07.04) and there is no reply.
> >
> > It would be a nice plugin. :)
> > Or should I say "It will be a nice plugin."? ;)
>
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