Automatically tidy up JSP/JSF files

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Hi,

I am working on a webapplication and I do most of the XHTML stuff in an editor. Every once in a while I froget to close a tag or mess up the nesting (we all get distracted sometimes ;-)).

So I commpile, package and run my webapp (using maven mvn clean package jetty:run-war only to notice that displaying the view (where I messed up the jsp) fails with an exception while trying to render.

So I wondered: Is there some tool that I can include into my build-cycle that automatically catches and rectifies those careless mistakes?

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