John,
Your syntax in the screenshot is incorrect. Use the scriptlet tag
expression (the <%= ... %>) OR use the JSP Expression Language syntax
(the ${ ... }). You don't use both. The current accepted
standard/practice is to use the JSP EL instead of the scriptlet tag.
-- Jason Abreu
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John,
I've noticed on NetBeans 12.6 that there are some background processes
that get hung up every now and then. Close NetBeans and check your Task
Manager and look for any lingering Java processes. Kill them and
re-open NetBeans. Let it do it's background scan and check your file to
see
Juan, Just to be clear, Tomcat provides all the scripts to build the NetBeans environment, all you need to do is open an existing project in NetBeans once you have finished the instructions within the two files contained in the previous email! John From: Juan AlgabaSent: 24 February 2022 00:20To: J
Juan, Firstly, thanks for taking an interest in my issue regarding .jsp files and possibly taking on the challenge of installing Tomcat development environment to investigate this. To answer your questions from the last few emails, Running Netbeans 12.6 on Windows 10 with JDK 17, although Tomcat is
André, Thanks for your suggestion, I am using JDK 11, the one that Tomcat is currently being built with and confirmed that it is set in the project.xml file. I couldn’t find any other options, apart from setting the default language for Netbeans to UTF-8, In netbeans.confFind netbeans_default_opti
