I do a good bit of JSP work as well and need this ability too. I'll try
to take a look at html-helper-mode later this week and see if the hack
is beyond my meager elisp abilities. Thanks for the link. (It would be
nice if it handled JavaScript formatting as well.)
M�ns, of your options, I think I'd prefer the direct interface to
servlet runner (or some other servlet engine).
john
M�ns af Klercker wrote:
> >I was wondering if there is a jsp mode available for emacs... ideally, it
> >would format the HTML sections as html and run java-mode within the script
> >tags.
>
> html-helper-mode.el (http://www.gest.unipd.it/~saint/hth.html) is a major mode for
>emacs that has support for ASP and PHP and claims that JSP support would only be a
>small hack to acomplish. It doesn't work to well with JSP today, so I would be very
>happy if someone more e-lisp enclined than me could take it upon themselves to check
>this claim out. I tried, but my meager e-lisp konwledge wasn't enough to do it.
>
> BTW, are there any more people on this list that are using JDE to develop
>server-side java code (servlets, jsp etc.)? I would be very interested to see how one
>could develop various kinds of servlet support in JDE. Some things I have thought of
>is:
>
> - Using the BeanShell to run a java web server (LWS, JSWDK 1.0.1)
> - Direct interface to servletrunner
> - testing and bechmarking(?) using w3-mode
>
> Thanks,
> M�ns
