Using the JSP Wizard

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	Using the JSP Wizard

The JSP Wizard allows a developer to create JSP code using base JSP file templates, or additionally created JSP template files that include reusable blocks of code.

Templates allow you to get a jump on JSP content and elements that will be used in your CCXML code, and ultimately the call control application. The context of the template is used to determine where the CCXML will show up.

Once defined, JSP templates are also accessible, reviewable, and editable through the Web and XML > JSP Files > JSP Templates Preferences page.

Upon opening the JSP Template Wizard (by selecting File > New > JSP File, or clicking on the JSP Wizard icon ), the developer is presented with five templates to begin building out a JSP page (two are Dialog Designer JSP templates, and three are Eclipse templates):

Basic - Dialog Designer template that contains basic JSP/CCXML content and structure.

Accept call - Dialog Designer template that contains basic JSP/CCXML content with transitions to accept a call.

New JSP File - Eclipse JSP template with HTML markup.

New JSP File - Eclipse JSP template with xHTML markup.

New JSP FIle - Eclipse JSP template with xHTML markup and XML style syntax.

By clicking on the JSP Templates link within the initial Wizard window, the JSP Preferences page is displayed (Web and XML > JSP Files > JSP Templates), showing additional JSP tag code segments that can be used (also provided by Eclipse).

Upon selecting one of the JSP template files, then clicking Finish in the Wizard, the code from the template file is added to a JSP project file within Eclipse. The developer can modify and save the JSP file as needed.