We are researching servlet/JSP technology.
One of our web publishers has been playing with WebSphere Studio.
By default it is setup to use the WebSphere app server. But it
can publish standard JSP 1.0 for any JSP 1.0 compliant server.
We have been publishing JSP using WebSphere studio while running
the ServletExec app server. If you are running the demo version,
some selections/setup items are not enabled. We purchased WebSphere
Studio and have had no problems publishing JSP to other servlet engines.
We have also looked at DrumBeat 2000 and HomeSite. WebSphere Studio
by far has the best support for web publishing using JSP. (IMHO)
Our web publishers really like Web Sphere Studio, I hope IBM gets
support for JSP 1.1 into WebSphere Studio soon, I am itching to
write some tag libraries.
I can't answer any more specific questions since I use vi instead
of a gui tool like WebSphere Studio. ;-)
Glenn
JavierG wrote:
>
> Hi all:
>
> I?m moving to JSP as a programmer and site designer, but after some time
> searching I?ve been unable to find a tool with the capabilities that MS
> InterDev brings for ASP. Well, as a matter of fact I did found a couple of
> tools like that (Macromedia?s Drumbeat 2000 and IBM?s WebSphere Studio),
> only problem is both of then requires you to have WebSphere App Server on
> the server side. I dont have WebSphere (and don?t want to), but I still need
> a tool like that. I have also tried some of the newest Java IDEs (Sun?s
> Forte for Java and Borland?s JBuilder 3.5) and yes, they have JSP
> capabilities, but are oriented to JSP programming and lack IMHO a lot of
> goodies needed for site design.
> All suggestions, comments, etc, will be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks
> J.
>
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