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I am considering whether using JSTL is better than Scriptlets on a JSP page and one consideration is the tool that the web designers will be using to generate the JSP pages. Since Dreamweaver seems to be the industry standard product, I am using that as a reference point.

I can't find any up-to-date information about Dreamweaver support for JSP, specifically JSTL. Does the latest version support JSTL inherently? For example, can a web designer build a page and put a c:foreach tag in it to indicate that there is looping?

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Dreamweaver CS3 was the last version that included JSP support. Here's an announcement from around the time of the CS3 launch that list the i\features that were to be deprecated: Deprecated features in Dreamweaver

I'm not sure about how much the JSFToolbow can help with "bringing back" the JSP support.

Danilo Celic