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I would like to put spell checker in my JSP.Does any one know free third party custom tag library or anything in java for spell checker....
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You might try Jazzy, JSpell or Sentry, all of which I found with a Google search. Not all of those are free, though Jazzy definitely is...
 
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Thank you very much stephen ..i wil stick with Jazzy
 
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There are plenty of wordlists. I remember one spell checker for eclipse - http://www.bdaum.de/eclipse/eSpell3/ - Check if that is of any use in your purpose.
 
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