Jsp plugin for eclipse3.2

Hi ,
can anyone ll give the link for jsp plugin for eclipse3.2
as i used with the 3.0 plugin it's not working.
thank u in advance

sashu_priya wrote:
Can anybody give me URL to get plugin for eclipse3.2. .No, this is a Java support forum, not an Eclipse support forum.
And by the way, you didn't even specify which plugin you want.

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