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EclipseHTMLEditor provides editors for HTML, JSP and XML. Among other features these editors provide syntax coloring, code folding, tag completion, code completion and, where applicable, use DTD and TLD declarations for validation. These features are described below.
The HTML and JSP editors have 2 tabs: Source and Preview.
         Currently the Preview tab is just that--a preview of the page; it does not support
         visual editing such as repositioning controls, etc.  To control the layout of these
         tabs see the Preferences Dialog.
         
Both the HTML and JSP editors can be used with the 
            Palette, to quickly insert HTML and JSF elements.  Both editors can also use
         DTD declarations to provide DTD-based validation and code-completion.  The figure below
         shows an input element inserted via the palette, and a code completion
         popup showing additional attributes based on the declared HTML DTD.
         
See the Preferences Dialog for details
         on managing DTDs.  Referenced tag libraries are searched for in the location indicated
         in web.xml and, if not indicated therein, in WEB-INF.
      
Both the HTML and JSP editors provide element-specific assistance.  For
         example, if you have an image element, <img src="" />, placing the
         cursor between the quotes and pressing CTRL + Spacebar provides a pop-up
         view of files in the containing page's directory.  Specifying a relative path before
         invoking pop-up help lists files in that relative directory.
         
When developing JSF applications using JSP pages, the JSP Editor is aware of managed
         beans declared in faces-config.xml, and can provide code-completion for
         JSF value-binding expressions.
         
Both the HTML and JSP editors provide element-specific resource-linking.  For
         example, if you have an anchor element, <a href="foo.html" />,
         CTRL + Click on foo.html opens foo.html in an editor.  This
         works as well for <img ... /> elements, and JSF binding expressions
         such as #{...}; in the latter case it opens the managed bean's source file.
         
The XML Editor can provide DTD / XML-schema based validation and
         code-completion.  In the absence of DTD and XML-schema it suggests tag completions 
         based on existing markup.
         
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