Cathy Harris

DO you know where i could find such plugins? They may be worth a look.

Have used many IDE's in developing Java apps. I am currently using Eclipse and am particularly enjoying its helpfulness in pointing out unecessary imports and deprecated methods. Other team members have been using NetBeans which doesn't seem to provide this helpful information and therefore I find myself tidying up others code.

Anyhow - I would love it if Eclipse would compile JSP's. Our JSP's are in such a state that they scare me. Perhaps there is a plugin to do this - does anyone know of one?

I would like to pre-compile my JSP's before I deploy them. We are using a Websphere server - and I am coding with JCreator and TextPad. I do not have the use of Tomcat.
Is there a way to pre-compile the JSP's using the command line?

Is there a way to have a custom properties file where we can specify directory locations of files used in our applications: eg Images, JSP's etc.
Then we reference this in URL's by a parameter in the URL of some kind.
I have seen a few suggestions which involve using a class to load such a properties file - but can't we load and use one directly when we start the application server? (I'm sure I've done this in weblogic.)

Working in a team deploying on Websphere application server on Unix. We have found it hard to configure the server to work well for us. We have also found it difficult to get help from IBM.
Does anyone know of a good information source for Websphere and Unix?

Well done Trevor for pointing that one out.
I wonder if RHE know?