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  3. April 2005

Re: JSP Page


Thanks, what is the relationship of the servlet to the JSP Page. Where would you put the servlet and the JSP. Do you need to be running Websphere and if so then what version?

Sorry Joe about all the questions bug I am an old RPG Programmer trying to change my ways.<VBG>

Thanks


Bruce,

You may want to take a look at Eclipse as an IDE for you to develop your JSP. You could also use Tomcat as your servlet container, at least initially. If you create a Tomcat project in Eclipse, most of the subtleties of setting of the environment can be taken care of by Eclipse. Joe's book, "Eclipse Step by Step" is great for getting you through the basics.

WSDc is also an alternative.

Pete Helgren

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