A .jsp file is a Java Server Page. It contains Java code that the server dynamically translates into HTML. The user’s browser then displays the resulting webpage. JSP files were formerly called JavaServer Pages. In 2018, the Eclipse Foundation renamed Java Enterprise Edition to Jakarta Enterprise Edition.
You can open and edit .jsp files in any text or code editor like Visual Studio Code or GitHub Atom. When the user visits the .jsp page, the server processes it and generates HTML for the browser to display. This allows dynamic, updateable pages based on user input.
Problems opening .jsp files may be due to: corruption, download errors, or missing software. .jsp files run on Linux, Mac, Windows. Editors like Sublime Text and web apps like Dreamweaver, EditPlus and Stylus Studio open them. .jsp files fall under Web Files.
To open .jsp files: Check for errors during download or copy. Download again if needed. Make sure required software is installed. Set default app associations for .jsp in Windows.
.jsp contains Java code parsed on server. Users only see the resulting HTML. Edit pages with web dev programs or text editors.
Difference between .jsp and .jspx:
– .jsp executes Java code
– .jspx represents XHTML script
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