Re: [cinjug-users] How to do

[lei.han@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Bill,

I got a lot of good feedback about MyEclipse
and you definitely gave a good recommendation.

I can hack it by editing a html file
first, then change the file suffix to ".jsp" and add jsp stuff
in jsp editor.

For curiousity, it looks like you don't
do the  WYSIWYG editing,
but you do add jsp stuff. Then where do you get the files with WYSIWYG
from? You don't do the thing scratch from source view, right?

For my case, I got a html file from
a requirement team and then rename it to a jsp file and manually add jsp
thing into it. So for my case, the jsp editor is Ok. But I would like to
know how others do that.

Thanks!

Lei

bill.manuel@xxxxxxxxxx 05/05/2005 12:26 PM

To:        Lei Han/CIMG/CVG@CVG         cc:        users@xxxxxxxxxx         Subject:        Re: [cinjug-users] How to do

Lei,

It looks like there is only a WYSIWYG designer for html files.  This
feature is only available on windows right now.  Maybe there are plans
to
move that over to jsp files as well.  I guess I never noticed that
you
can't do that.  I spend all of my time in the source view.  I
usually will
just move the file to a server to see what it looks like.  You can
also use
the preview feature to view the file.

Sorry, it seems the product I suggested falls a little short when it comes
to page design.

Bill Manuel
Sun Certified Web Component Developer



                    
                     
                     
          
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Thanks for all your response! Finally I decided on MyEclipse.

Now when I am trying to edit a JSP file, I notice I don't have "Design
Mode" as editing in html file. You do need to do WYSIWYG edit for
JSP file
sometimes, then why there is no "Design Mode" for jsp editor.
Maybe I miss
something?

Thanks a lot!

:Lei

                    
                     
                     
          
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I would second that recommendation.  The MyEclipse plugin is pretty
nice.
A
must have for any Eclipse/J2EE developer.  It's well worth the cost.

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Subject: Re: [cinjug-users] Any good free elipse JSP-Editor plug-in?






Lei,
     I'm not using a free editor, but I have one that's real
close.  I use
the MyEclipse plugin, which gives you much more than just a JSP editor.
The
cost is around $30 per year.  It works in most versions of eclipse
and they
update it all the time.

Hope this helps.
Bill Manuel
Sun Certified Web Component Developer





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Please kindly advise.

Thanks!

Lei
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