I'm new to JSP. What editor would you recommend to create JSP? Use html editor like HTMLKit or Java editor like Kawa or JCreator? Another question is how to debug JSP. Is there a compiler for that?
hi Ya, u can go for Jrun studio from Allaire (or)Itellij Idea 2.0 Hope this helps u. bye Ramkumar.c
Originally posted by Tom Tang: I'm new to JSP. What editor would you recommend to create JSP? Use html editor like HTMLKit or Java editor like Kawa or JCreator? Another question is how to debug JSP. Is there a compiler for that?
Thank you both. JRun seems to be what I'm looking for. but I'm having trouble using its debugger. When I start debugging, it always says"An error occurred contacting RDS server(localhost HostName: localhost): 9) Unable to connect to server" I configured the "remote development setting" to localhost. All help will be appreciated.
has anybody got emacs to work in jsp major-mode? i'm learning emacs at the moment & i haven't mastered that bit yet. basically a java-evangelist raved about how good emacs is, & I thought I'd try it. Steep learning curve though. But is it worth it? Any opinions? [This message has been edited by Adam Hardy (edited November 29, 2001).]
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Re Emacs: I think text editors are a very good idea. I dont know emacs myself (I use vi or winvi32) -- generally I find that you have a clearer idea of what you wrote it you did it yorself, magical GUI wizards tend to hide what happend during development. This is great for simple things that work first time, but for "real" work I like to write it character by character, and blame the faults on me not some stupid paperclip that thinks it can code better than me.... So, yes, learn emacs -- you can then work on windows/UNIX/whatever without re-learning new tools. James