I created a Web project deployed to Sun Java System Application Server.  All was
working fine until I went the project's properties and attempted to add JSTL 1.1
as a library for the project.  Now, none of the JSPs will compile, regardless of
whether they use any JSTL tags.

The error says something about an invalid parameter for javac: C:\Program 

Now, here is some relevant information.  I'm using NetBeans 4.1 final on Windows
XP with JDK 5 Update 3.  I think the real key is that NetBeans is installed
under C:\Program Files\.... and the JDK is installed under C:\Program
Files\Java\.... The app server is bundled in the NetBeans install directory.

I think what's happening during the JSP compile is that the path to either the
JDK or to SJSAS gets screwed up due to the space between the "program" and
"files" words in a path somewhere.

My questions: 

1.  Why does this seem to only happen when I add JSTL library to the project?  I
also created my own library for JSTL, using Jars in a path with no spaces, and I
got the same problem, so it seems to be something about JSTL.

2.  What can I do to fix it?  There are a bunch config files that have "Program
Files" as a path, and I suppose the offending one needs to have quotation marks
around the path so the space doesn't cause problems.  Do you have any idea which
config file/path needs to be fixed?

3.  Any other suggestions? 

Thank you!!