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At work I currently write a lot of custom JSP-Tags for our designers, which are written in JSP's XML flavour (rather than Java classes).

When I typo'ed or made a mistake and try to load the TLDs or tag files, Tomcat always just throws the non-descript error: Could not add one or more tag libraries.

Now I have to hunt around the taglibs finding out which one is borked and do trial and error - noone's preferred way of debugging.

Eclipse is unfortunately useless at validating taglibs.

Are there any tools around that could help me? The icing on the cake would be Maven integration. I have tried this plugin, but no luck.

Leonard Ehrenfried
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  • Unfortunately your "useless" link is broken, however the XML flavor should be able to make use of the XML Validator. – nitind Jun 08 '11 at 02:22
  • There is a plugin called "Ganymede" See if the below link helps [link]http://stackoverflow.com/questions/144058/eclipse-ganymede-not-validating-jsps-properly – arvind_cool May 01 '12 at 03:51
  • My advice is to move on Intellij idea, it has a great validation tools. – Shota May 05 '15 at 22:00

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