> Hi,
>
> I've been following the 'search' for a good JSP editor, and was
> wondering if there would be a port of any of the mentioned editors
> (UltraEdit, Jrun Studio, MultiEdit, JPadPro) to the Linux (RedHat)
> platform?
>
> (Alternatively, is there an easy way to configure jed or kedit to
> accommodate the syntax?)
that's not about jed or kedit, but it's the solution I've adopted.
under Linux I use Emacs, with html-helper-mode(.el) which provides an effective
way for editing html mixed to php, or asp, or jsp.
It works in this way: it defaults to html for normal source editing, and when
the cursor is on a block of server page code, you can narrow that block (see it
apart) by simply issuing one hotkey, and there you can edit it with the
appropriate highlighting and indentation.
I'm using it on a regular basis and it's ok, at least for me.
html helper page:
http://www.gest.unipd.it/~saint/hth.html
follow the instructions embedded in the source as comments for installation,
and feel free to contact me by email if you need.
Bye
--
Riccardo
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