Re: [m2] jsp syntax verification

2005-07-21 Thread Matthew L Daniel
Since there is no standard JSPC, I would think that this belongs in a tomcat plugin. I thought that Tomcat was the reference implementation for web-app container, at least before Sun started shipping S1AS as the J2EE RI. Even if not, it's a reasonable conclusion that Jasper is as close as

[m2] jsp syntax verification

2005-07-20 Thread John Fallows
Does the war plugin verify the syntax correctness of JSP pages / documents during the build? If not, would this be a reasonable enhancement request to the maven-war-plugin? Or perhaps it should have its own maven-jspc-plugin? Such JSP files are usually compiled-on-demand after deployment to the

Re: [m2] jsp syntax verification

2005-07-20 Thread Brett Porter
Since there is no standard JSPC, I would think that this belongs in a tomcat plugin. It would bind into the lifecycle to ensure the war plugin is handed the correct classes if the precompiled files are being included. - Brett On 7/21/05, John Fallows [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does the war plugin