For those who are interested in setting up a simple yet effective JSP development environment, or if you just want to learn JSP: A company called Micromata has released a free application entitled Schrödinger. This small 11MB program just needs to be launched, and there you have it, a great little JSP (Java Server Pages) environment. The documentation is very limited at the moment, but here is a simple how to:
Launch the app, then in the File menu, select "Deploy Directory." You will then be prompted to navigate to the directory you would like to use as your web root. You can choose or create any directory, it doesn't have to be one of the OS X designated web roots at all. Once that is done, all you have to do is create a simple little JSP script and drop it in the directory you chose.
Paste the script below in BBEdit or your favorite text editor and save it as date.jsp and test away:
Launch the app, then in the File menu, select "Deploy Directory." You will then be prompted to navigate to the directory you would like to use as your web root. You can choose or create any directory, it doesn't have to be one of the OS X designated web roots at all. Once that is done, all you have to do is create a simple little JSP script and drop it in the directory you chose.
Paste the script below in BBEdit or your favorite text editor and save it as date.jsp and test away:
<%= new java.util.Date() %>
[robg adds: There are some additional helpful hints on using Schrödinger on micromata's ReadMe page.]
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