Install a test JSP Web Server on a mac for a PHP developer

I am looking to write some simple JSP pages. I need a Java web server and the development kit [JSPWDK or is it JSWDK?]
I have only Java SE 6.0 installed on my mac. I have Snow Leopard OS.
I had trouble in the downloads finding the right one, but I downloaded the
jswdk_0_1_solsparc.tar.z
I was looking for a regular UNIX JSWDK and didn't find one?
Will the Solaris Sparc version work for a mac?
I have apache on my mac. I normally use PHP but for a web project.
I need the JSP server.
Can I install the JSP Server on my mac along with the Apache server. This is only for development.
I have got Zend Framework for PHP running on my mac so I don't want to mess up too much for this test.
Thanks for any advice or any pages anywhere to help but I can install from a tar file if there isn't too much configuration.
TIA.

Hi,
If you need to install a full development environment with Tomcat in Mac OSX take a look at my tutorial at http://jmaw.blogspot.com.es/2012/08/minimo-entorno-de-desarrollo-java-mac.html. The blog has translation if you need it.
I hope I can help. Also you can. Install both servers taking care of the ports, usually Tomcat listens requests by the port 8080 while Apache server listens requests by the default http port 80.
Best regards,
Jmaw

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