Hi, I'm new to this list so maybe this is an old question... I've just started using the JSP reference implementation, and I've found that if I have errors in my .jsp files, I'm having a terrible time figure out what's wrong. I see a fairly worthless stack trace in my web browser, and then I see some stuff printed to stderr in the terminal I started the server from. The stuff to stderr is basically javac output for the auto-generated .java file, which is no longer on disk. Often the errors themselves are things like "try without catch", and stuff which makes me think I'm missing a } or ) somewhere, but it's non-obvious. How can I tell what I've done wrong when my .jsp's won't compile? Is there anything else I can use other than the reference implementation at this point in time? Thanks! -Adam -- Adam Beeman | Sr. UNIX System Administrator | PIXAR Animation Studios "Hollywood is a dreary industrial town controlled by hoodlums of enormous wealth with the ethical sense of a pack of jackals" -- S.J. Perlman, 1988 =========================================================================== To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff JSP-INTEREST". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".