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Can anybody tell me How to run JSP and servlets with Eclipse IDE(server is Tomcat) .
Is it good pratice to use eclipse for Jsp and servlet?
Shall I have to set some paths explictly ???
I am new to servlet and JSP
 
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There is no in built support for JSP in Eclipse. But there is JSP Tomcat plugin for Eclipse which you need to download. I havent tried it though. I use Netbeans and it is a nice IDE for trying out JSP/Servlets due to its autocomplete and syntax highlighting features.
 
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I tried Sun One Studio 8 it is really cool IDE, we shouldnt concenrate on environment, it has built in tomcat5.
 
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You are right Netbeans is good for jsp .
But is it good to pratice on Netbeans IDE for those who dont have much experience in JSP and servlet because it is learning time for those.
 
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