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WYSIWYG editor to JSP

 
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Hi there

I am looking for a good WYSIWYG editor to a JSP-admin modul.

Currently I have only been abel to find editor's optimized for ASP or ASP.NET.

What I am looking fore is a WYSIWYG/HTML editor where I can change/work with the text and format it on the very basic ( Bold, Underline, Size, ect. )

If it has the abillity to work with images and import those it will be nice. But right now this is not nessecary.

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Brian Tolstrup
 
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Aren't we all *sigh*
 
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[Bear edit: Oops. Misunderstood the question. Useless comment elided!]
[ November 02, 2004: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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I have a feeling Brian is looking for a editor like hotmail.

I am a .NET programmer and I use one in my applications.

Eric
 
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Eric: You are right on target.

Going as "new in JSP-programming" I am surprised that there is not a dicent WYSIWYG editor's for JSP-admin modul's on the web - at least not for free.

I found some how claims that there are build for JSP as well as ASP/ASP.NET. But they normaly cost's +$100. And that is a lot of money for someone just who just whats to edit some text.

I can not be the first one to have this problem/question; so I hope that someone can help me by linking to something usefull.

What does proffessionel JSP-programmers used when they have do deliver a web-application? Do they bye a solution, or do they build one?

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Brian Tolstrup
 
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What does proffessionel JSP-programmers used when they have do deliver a web-application?



I know of very few web applications outside of web-based email systems that need such an editor.
 
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Bear - there are more uses for it...lol

For example: My application that I work on allows users to format information for reports and I use it for a message board that I have written.

My company paid for the tools that we use and it was not cheap. I can not help you out since we are talkin .NET.

You may want to look through this list:
http://www.cmsreview.com/WYSIWYG/OpenSource/Directory.html

You really just need the JavaScript component of it, you can always write the code to get it with the JSP.

Eric
 
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