you can't, what u can do is create and test servlets.
A jsp page is just a text page wich is translated in a servlet and then
compiled by a web server extention. For instance tomcat, resin, websphere
application server.
If u are familiar with IBM's tools I heard people using websphere Studio
that allows you to build jsp pages and compile them. I tried it
but the set up was too long and complicated. I just did not like it.
mauro
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> Subject: JSP in visualage
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Can someone guide me, how to create JSP files in VisualAge 3.0
> Enterprise,
> that is, from which Super Class, we have to drive it and other
> necessary steps
> required.
>
> Thanks
>
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