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Editor
Hi,
Can you recomend me some editor which reckognize jstl tags?
thanks,
lukas
Re: Editor
Posted by Felipe Leme <t5...@sneakemail.com>.
Hi,
Interesting, I just wrote a small article on how the main IDEs in the market
handle JSTL and taglibs in general:
JDeveloper -> has full support (i.e, syntax highlighting and code completion)
for taglibs. Current version (9.0.3) doesn't include JSTL in its pallette
(it's necessary to manually add each library), but next version (9.0.5) will
JBuilder - supports JSTL since version 8 (PS: didn't test it personally, this
part was done by the magazine staff)
Netbeans - has full support for taglibs. The documentation says some version
already include JSTL support, but it didn't in the version I tried (3.5.1,
which was the most recent at the time), so I had to add standard.jar to the
repository
Eclipse - the editor by itself doesn't support J2EE/JSP development, but you
can achieve that using plug-ins. I tested 2 popular plug-ins for the task,
both freeware (but not open source):
Lomboz - the most popular, supports tags highlight, but not code completion
MyEclipse - full support for taglibs
None of then had native support for JSTL though; it was necessary to add the
jars to the project
Also, as someone already mentioned, Intellij/IDEA has a nice support for that
(we didn't test that one because the article was focused on these 4 IDEs).
Felipe
On Monday 11 August 2003 09:41 am, p-at-zdzior pazdzior-at-interia.pl
|jakarta| wrote:
> Can you recomend me some editor which reckognize jstl tags?
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Re: Editor
Posted by Felipe Leme <t5...@sneakemail.com>.
Hi,
Interesting, I just wrote a small article on how the main IDEs in the market
handle JSTL and taglibs in general:
JDeveloper -> has full support (i.e, syntax highlighting and code completion)
for taglibs. Current version (9.0.3) doesn't include JSTL in its pallette
(it's necessary to manually add each library), but next version (9.0.5) will
JBuilder - supports JSTL since version 8 (PS: didn't test it personally, this
part was done by the magazine staff)
Netbeans - has full support for taglibs. The documentation says some version
already include JSTL support, but it didn't in the version I tried (3.5.1,
which was the most recent at the time), so I had to add standard.jar to the
repository
Eclipse - the editor by itself doesn't support J2EE/JSP development, but you
can achieve that using plug-ins. I tested 2 popular plug-ins for the task,
both freeware (but not open source):
Lomboz - the most popular, supports tags highlight, but not code completion
MyEclipse - full support for taglibs
None of then had native support for JSTL though; it was necessary to add the
jars to the project
Also, as someone already mentioned, Intellij/IDEA has a nice support for that
(we didn't test that one because the article was focused on these 4 IDEs).
Felipe
On Monday 11 August 2003 09:41 am, p-at-zdzior pazdzior-at-interia.pl
|jakarta| wrote:
> Can you recomend me some editor which reckognize jstl tags?