Recommend freeware jsp editor

Greetings.

Can someone recommend a freeware jsp editor?
Of course any syntax color/check/autocomplete sort
of features would be great.

This is for personal use.

Thanks

Jeff Kish

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wrote:

Can someone recommend a freeware jsp editor?

I'm sure someone can, but perhaps you would get better replies in a
group that is about Javascript?

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Jeff Kish <jeff.kish (AT) mro (DOT) com> writes:

Can someone recommend a freeware jsp editor?
Of course any syntax color/check/autocomplete sort
of features would be great.

I found that emacs works quite well --- you can set it up to highlight the
Java code as Java, with Java editing facilities (e.g. using JDE) and the HTML
as HTML with HTML editing facilities (e.g. using sgml-mode) and have it switch
between automatically as you enter code.

Anthony
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Jeff Kish wrote:

Can someone recommend a freeware jsp editor?
Of course any syntax color/check/autocomplete sort
of features would be great.

http://www.netpadd.com
It's a Windows freeware text editor that highlights JSP vs HTML parts

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 09:13:21 -0400, Stan Brown <the_stan_brown (AT) fastmail (DOT) fm> wrote:

In article <attcpvkva7gvgtrsg4r24g2f24do0rjiqt (AT) 4ax (DOT) com> in
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html, Jeff Kish <jeff.kish (AT) mro (DOT) com
wrote:
Can someone recommend a freeware jsp editor?

I'm sure someone can, but perhaps you would get better replies in a
group that is about Javascript?
OK. I will! (I figured there must be lots of folks doing both..)

Jeff Kish

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 14:19:40 +0100, Anthony Williams <anthony.williamsNOSPAM (AT) anthonyw (DOT) cjb.net> wrote:

Jeff Kish <jeff.kish (AT) mro (DOT) com> writes:
Can someone recommend a freeware jsp editor?
Of course any syntax color/check/autocomplete sort
of features would be great.

I found that emacs works quite well --- you can set it up to highlight the
Java code as Java, with Java editing facilities (e.g. using JDE) and the HTML
as HTML with HTML editing facilities (e.g. using sgml-mode) and have it switch
between automatically as you enter code.

Anthony
Anthony,

I do have xemacs on my system. Would that do (it is a windows 2000 system).?
If so, could you point me to some pointers on how to? (I'm not terribly familiar with emacs).
Thanks
Jeff Kish

Stan Brown <the_stan_brown (AT) fastmail (DOT) fm> writes:

I'm sure someone can, but perhaps you would get better replies in a
group that is about Javascript?

Huh?

JSP and JavaScript are two different things...

Or do you mean you might also get useful answers from PHP or ASP
folks? That's entirely possible, all of those have in common that
HTML and another language are mixed in the same file.

Kai

In article <attcpvkva7gvgtrsg4r24g2f24do0rjiqt (AT) 4ax (DOT) com>,
Jeff Kish <jeff.kish (AT) mro (DOT) com> wrote:

Can someone recommend a freeware jsp editor?

NetBeans

http://www.netbeans.org/

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In article <86ad7rn146.fsf (AT) slowfox (DOT) dyndns.org> in
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html, Kai Grossjohann
<kai.grossjohann (AT) gmx (DOT) net> wrote:

Stan Brown <the_stan_brown (AT) fastmail (DOT) fm> writes:

I'm sure someone can, but perhaps you would get better replies in a
group that is about Javascript?

Huh?

JSP and JavaScript are two different things...

Oops! Thanks for the catch.

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HTML 4.01 spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/
validator: http://validator.w3.org/
CSS 2 spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/
2.1 changes: http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/changes.html
validator: http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/