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  1. 11-01-2005 04:13 AM #1
    G.Singh
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    Running JSP's From Eclipse

    Hi everyone.

    I know this is really basic. Can someone tell me (in detail) how I can run JSP's from the Eclipse IDE (with tomcat)
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    Download "Lomboz J2EE plugin". It provides a nice interface to create web applications (building and deploying WAR) and controlling the server (Tomcat).

    Lomboz J2EE plugin

    The site has a reasonably good documentation about the features.
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