Can anyone please recommend a GUI based IDE for integrated J2EE (including EJB)
Im partiucalry interested in the best platform indepedent IDE and those recommend for WLS and Websphere. Also any cost/benefit analysis would be welcome (i.e any freeware/shareware ones which are particularly good)
I'd also like to evaluate those which package up the EJB factory classes for you from simple bean creation and if any lend themselves to MVC2 or Struts
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Recommendations for J2EE/EJB IDE (3 messages)
- Posted by: Paul Nearn
- Posted on: February 18 2003 06:06 EST
Threaded Messages (3)
- Recommendations for J2EE/EJB IDE by Brian Chan on February 18 2003 21:33 EST
- J2EE IDE's by Diego Javier Grigna on March 03 2003 17:43 EST
- My opinion by Nic Holbrook on April 29 2003 00:33 EDT
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Recommendations for J2EE/EJB IDE[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Brian Chan
- Posted on: February 18 2003 21:33 EST
- in response to Paul Nearn
Eclipse or JBuilder and Ant build tool -
J2EE IDE's[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Diego Javier Grigna
- Posted on: March 03 2003 17:43 EST
- in response to Paul Nearn
I've been working with Oracle JDeveloper which is pretty good,
another good one is Visual Age for Java (If you use Websphere
and got lot of money) finally AFAIK, Borland's JBuilder is the
most used one.
Regards,
Diego -
My opinion[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Nic Holbrook
- Posted on: April 29 2003 00:33 EDT
- in response to Paul Nearn
In my opinion, Borland has kind of dropped the ball on their JBuilder product. It was good a few years ago, but hasn't changed much since. The 2 I look at currently as the bleeding edge of technology are Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA.
They are pretty nice and have many modules.