Unknown file extension can be a source of various problems. However, identifying the causes of problems with JSP files and addressing them isn’t necessary a complicated process. This article will describe 5 simple steps that will let you address problems with JSP files.
JSP (Java Server Pages) is a file format used to create dynamically generated web pages. It allows for developers to quickly design and build web applications, typically in the form of a single JSP page. JSPs are written using Java technology with XML, HTML and JavaScript, and can have scripting logic interwoven into the page.
JSPs are compiled into Servlet code which in turn is dynamically executed on a Java enabled web server. The output from the execution of the Servlet is then presented to the visitor as a normal HTML web page. This whole process gives Web developers great control over how content is generated and displayed on the final page.
Typically in order to open .JSP files it is sufficient to follow these simple steps: find, download, and install appropriate software. Then, by double-clicking on the file icon, open the file. System should automatically associate JSP file with appropriate software. Below is the list of programs required to open files with JSP extension:
If given file with JSP extension is not infected, it is possible that the antivirus software is blocking access to the file. User should take necessary precautions and follow the steps suggested by the system. After recovering or removing the infected file it is recommended to scan the entire system for viruses. Yo will have to acquire a new, clean version of JSP file.
Be advised that you can always consult an IT expert for help. Some problems with JSP files can be hard to solve for less sophisticated users. Also, you can ask for help one of the developers of software that supports files with JSP extension. In order to do so, go to software’s subpage and search for software’s developer website address
If the JSP file has not been downloaded properly it is not possible for the software to open such file. Check the file size in the location from where you downloaded the file in question. If the size of the original file differs from the size of downloaded JSP file, you will have to download the file again.
If the system registry has no entry related to default program that should be used to open JSP files, even though given program is installed on the system, then JSP files must be associated with the application in question.
Associating files with applications is performed similarly regardless of the type of system and consists in selecting an application which should be used for opening given type of files. In order to associate JSP files with given application, right-click the file icon and select form the context menu "Open with" option, which will display a list of suggested programs. Select your program from the list. If the application is not on the list, use the "Browse" button and point to the location of the application. Checking "Always use selected application to open this kind of files" option will set selected application as the default application for opening given files.
It is possible that the storage medium on which the file is located is damaged or corrupted. Try scanning the storage medium for errors.