Download
the Sysdeo Tomcat plugin for Eclipse. (To install, simply unzip
into Eclipse's plugins directory. Then pull down Windows >
Preferences > Tomcat, choose the correct version of Tomcat, and
enter the Tomcat directory's path.)
SQLite and SQL
The SQLite home page. There's
no need to download SQLite, though, because it comes with SQLiteMan.
See below.
The Sqliteman home page. If you download sqliteman,
you'll get sqlite3 and the GUI administrative/query analyzer interface.
To use the JSTL (JSP Standard Tag Library), you must first place two jar
files (jstl.jar and standard.jar) into your WEB-INF/lib directory. You can
obtain those files (along with the complete JSTL 1.1.2 distribution) here.
You'll find those two jar files in the distribution's lib directory.
Also in the JSTL distribution, you'll find two files called
standard-doc.war and standard-examples.war. If you copy these into the
webapps directory of the root of your Tomcat installation, you'll be able
access the documentation and working examples as http://localhost/standard-doc
and http://localhost/standard-examples.
(If your Tomcat is using port 8080, you'll need to modify those two URLs.)
Alternatively, consult this
reference on JSTL 1.1. There are five different libraries. To use one of
them, be sure to use the appropriate taglib directive in your JSP file. (The
appropriate directive is at the top of the documentation page for each
library.)