recommend good freeware jsp editor

[Jeff Kish]

Hi.

I asked in the javascript group, and one person sent me over here (I think).
Can someone recommend a jsp editor with at least syntax coloring..
is there such a thing as code completion?..
Thanks
Jeff Kish

 

[Christophe Vanfleteren]

Hi.

I asked in the javascript group, and one person sent me over here (I
think). Can someone recommend a jsp editor with at least syntax coloring..
is there such a thing as code completion?..
Thanks
Jeff Kish

Netbeans comes with syntax highlighting, auto-completion (of htmltags and
taglibs), for jsp and java scriplets.

http://www.netbeans.org

 

[bm]

What about JDeveloper from Oracle. Doesn't do the same job also?

 

[Drew Volpe]

What about JDeveloper from Oracle. Doesn't do the same job also?

JDeveloper isn't freeware; there's a free trial version, but it's $1k
if you want to continue to use it.



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[Ant...]

Hi.

I asked in the javascript group, and one person sent me over here (I think).
Can someone recommend a jsp editor with at least syntax coloring..
is there such a thing as code completion?..

jEdit (www.jedit.org) is an excellent Open Source editor which has
syntax highlighting for jsp (and a host of other languages). It is
particularly good when set up as a Java IDE with its various plugins.

It has code completion for any XML you have the dtd for (and comes
with many such as XHTML, DocBook, XSLT etc preinstalled), and HTML in
the XML Plugin.