Why not use Forte.... It supports JSP... It also allows to debug your jsp
code in-line... Pretty cool....
-Larry Hoffman
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Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 8:42 AM
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Subject: Re: DreamWeaver as a JSP editor?
Dreamweaver 3 does not support JSP. In fact I don't think it will let
you edit before the HTML tag. However, Dreamweaver Ultradev
does "support" JSP but not very well. I use Dreamweaver Ultradev
for my front-end work but most of the coding I do myself in DU's
text editor or with Forte or HomeSite. You can find out more about
Ultradev on Macromedia's web site.
Olivia
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