Does Tomcat support JSP?

Apache Tomcat 8.5. x supports the same Servlet, JSP, EL, and WebSocket Specification versions as Apache Tomcat 8.0.

Can we execute JSP in eclipse?

Step 1: In order to run JSP in Eclipse IDE, you need to have Apache tomcat Server configured in Eclipse IDE. If you don’t have it then refer this tutorial: How to download and configure Apache Tomcat Server in Eclipse IDE. Click on Dynamic Web Project located under Web. Give a Project name and click Finish.

Where do I put JSP files in Tomcat?

Add a JSP extension to the file name — for example, “filename. jsp” — and click “Save.” Put it at location C:\apache-tomcat-7.0. 28\webapps\ROOT.

How does Tomcat compile JSP?

The first time a JSP page is requested, Tomcat passes it to Jasper which parses the code and sends it to its Java compiler (JDT, a component borrowed from the Eclipse IDE project) to have the servlet elements compiled into Java bytecode classes.

Where do I put JSP files in Eclipse Dynamic Web Project?

Place JSP files somewhere under WebContent which is not WEB-INF . Place static HTML files along with other static files (you can create a html subdirectory under static ).

Where should I deploy JSP?

Deploying a JSP

• (for Window) Go to C:\apache-tomcat\webapps.
• (for Mac) Go to Applications/apache-tomcat/webapps.
• Create a project (i.e., context) directory for your JSPs the same way you did for servlets, /tomcat/webapps/project-name/ .
• Assume you give your context name as cs4640 :

Does Tomcat need JRE or JDK?

Tomcat’s RUNNING. txt which you can find in the root of the bundle states that Apache Tomcat requires Java Standard Edition Runtime Environment (JRE) to run.

Does Tomcat support Java 11?

x (Apache Tomcat 8.5. x) – Java 7, Java 8 (LTS), Java 11 (LTS), and Java (latest major version)