Thanks for the response Paul.

Yes, I have tried the XMLBuddy plug-in.  Though it provides some
helpful syntax coding, it doesn't have the code insight.  Meaning, if
I have:

<%
 System.
%>

When I press that dot, I'd love to see the possible options, just like
when editing java source files.  I've left a note in Eclipse's website
newsgroups as well.  Maybe a favorable answer will surface.

Still looking...
Rob

Paul (and folks),

There is a plugin called Lomboz:

http://www.objectlearn.com/products/index.jsp

It is free and allows for the code insight I was looking for.  Rather
than being just an editor that you can associate JSP's to, it is a
full "concept" of how to handle J2EE projects within Eclipse.  So it
handles its own project structure, has wizards for servlets, JSPs,
EJB's, SOAP, etc).

With some configuration Lomboz integrates with whatever app server you
are using as well.  Being new to Eclipse, and given that Lomboz has
some required configuration, I managed to mess things up a bit!  :-)
But it *does* do that little thing I wanted, that being code insight
on JSP's.

Check it out.  It looks like a fun tool.
Rob