Ross, Thanks,
perhaps let everyone know how it goes when you try it? (230mb ouch ;)
That is ok for development, but what I need is something that a completely
non-technical graphic designer can use to create jsp pages. Basically we
(programmers ;) will create pages that work functionally, but with my design
skills will be about as attractive as a bulldog chewing a wasp..
They then get massaged by the design team (and cycle round this loop) to look
sexy, and actually use things like colours, and more than one font size etc..
So what I need is a designers tool that leaves jsp syntax alone, but can work
with the html content of the page.
Jari
Ross Dyson wrote:
> Saw a message the other day about the Oracle Java IDE (JDeveloper)
> supporting develop and DEBUG of JSP pages. Just now finished downloading
> the 230 MB of it, haven't tried it yet.
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