How to open a JSP project in Eclipse?

I am a new JSP user.
Can somebody tell me how to use eclipse for jsp programming.
Or can somebody give me a link that has a Eclipse JSP programming tutorial.

You need a web programming plug-in. I use MyEclipse (www.myeclipseide.org), but it is not free. It is, however, very powerful and easy to use...
There are several free ones out there, specifically Lomboz is used by many. I believe it is free.

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