I encountered a problem when I was using myeclipse6.0. I searched for it online and it has been resolved.
I created a WEB project under myeclipse, created a folder jsp/user under WebRoot, and created a file index. jsp under the jsp/user file,
Write a simple framework application
<% @ Page contentType = "text/html; charset = gbk" %>
<Html>
<Frameset cols = "2, 8">
<Frame src = "left. jsp" name = "left">
<Frame src = "userinfo. jsp" name = "right">
</Frameset>
</Html>
When I write the first character l in the src attribute of <frame>, the dialog box is displayed.
The file/E:/workspace/project/WebRoot/jsp/user/l cannot be found. Please check the location and try again.
This dialog box is displayed for every character I write, but this is not the case when I write the html attributes of other jsp files.
The reason why the platform is said on the internet is unclear. The solution is as follows:
Disable its jsp image mode. When you open the jsp file in myeclipse6, right-click open with and choose MyEclipse JSP Editor. The MyEclipse Visual JSP Editor mode is not selected.