Taglibs, STRUTS, etc. what good for?

... if you can't debug them? I just feel like thrown back to the last century typing code in an editor, deploying, running, ... exception ...
What are tags and all the derivatives like struts, JSTL, etc. good for if you have no tool/IDE that compiles/translates/or at least checks the correctness during development time? the development cycle just exploded to write, pack together, deploy, start, test ... fix error and start over again ... are there any tools/plugins/IDEs that support the developer like with Java code?

custom tags are "black box" for end users (jsp developpers).
I don't understand why you want to debug their code.
You think you have a bug in a tag ? the exception is not clear ?
Generaly, if you have an error, it come from a bad usage or parameter, no ?
highlighting and some writing help are the first step(just using TLD).
I use WSED 5 (eclipse 2 based IDE from IBM) and the JSP syntax checker let me see more error like using not accessible beans or class cast exception.
Try with eclipe 2 ... but I think the JSP debug isn't present.
Regards.

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