Currently available: - MyEclipse (commercial/yearly fee(small fee)) - Lomboz (free) - Eclipse Web Tools Platform (subproject J2EE Standard Tools - to which Lomboz has contributed their source code (afaik)).
For the moment I think the best solution is MyEclipse. (my 2c)
I especially like the JSP editor that comes with the IBM contribution.
David [ October 17, 2007: Message edited by: David Heffelfinger ]
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David [ October 18, 2007: Message edited by: David Heffelfinger ]
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