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I have developed a very large Web application. If there is any change I need to make in a JSP page, it takes too much time to find that JSP page, link, action, etc.
So, are there any tools or are there any techniques through which I can directly get to the code of that particular JSP page?
I think “View Sources” is different. it shows only source of that JSP?
Generate an HTML comment identifying the source of each section of code right into the final output, possibly in response to a “debug” type query parameter. Then eyeball the code with “view source” and you should be able to figure out where it came from quite easily.
It will take time to add these comments to your code, but you can do it piecemeal over time as you modify things.