Ben Forta

That combination will work fine, although I'd upgrade to JRun 3.
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Ben Forta Author of Java Server Pages Application Development

JRun 4 will support both JSP 1.2 and Servlet 2.3 (among other things). I can't give a definite date yet, but it is being worked on, and it will be this year.
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Ben Forta Author of Java Server Pages Application Development

Originally posted by Angela Jessi:
Thanks Tony,
Can u suggest some good book or tutorial for JSP? ALso How can I download JSP? And JSP is basically for web site designing?

Thanks,
Angela

Angela,
JSP is a server-side scripting language. It is not used to design Web sites, you use client-side technologies (like HTML and JavaScript) for that. JSP is the par that extends the server so that your site can do intelligent things - like reading and writing databases, sending and receiving e-mail, personalizing content, processing form submissions, etc. JSP is used in much the same way as ASP, ColdFusion, Perl, and PHP are used.
Hope this helps.
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Ben Forta Author of Java Server Pages Application Development

JRun 3 (the current shipping version) supports JSP 1.1. Future versions of JRun will support newer JSP specs as they evolve.
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Ben Forta Author of Java Server Pages Application Development

Allaire HomeSite is a good option. In addition, HomeSite has a big brother called JRun Studio that is optimized for use with Allaire's JRun server (but which also provides great JSP support in general).
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Ben Forta Author of Java Server Pages Application Development