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Eclipse Advantages (3 messages)
- Posted by: muthukumar jayaraman
- Posted on: March 11 2004 01:49 EST
What are the major advantages if we use Eclipse as IDE for weblogic,Websphere and jboss applications?Threaded Messages (3)
- Eclipse Advantages by Brock Heinz on March 11 2004 16:07 EST
- MyEclipse can do it! by java ora on March 12 2004 23:03 EST
- Eclipse is not for J2EE application but for straight Java by S??bastien Tardif on September 02 2004 23:53 EDT
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Eclipse Advantages[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Brock Heinz
- Posted on: March 11 2004 16:07 EST
- in response to muthukumar jayaraman
What are the major advantages if we use Eclipse as IDE for weblogic,Websphere
and jboss applications?
It's free. A lot of the code generation utilities that WSAD/JBuilder provide can easily be matched with ANT/xDoclet. -
MyEclipse can do it![ Go to top ]
- Posted by: java ora
- Posted on: March 12 2004 23:03 EST
- in response to Brock Heinz
MyEclipse can do it! But it is not free. But it is cheap! And it funcition is important! -
Eclipse is not for J2EE application but for straight Java[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: S??bastien Tardif
- Posted on: September 02 2004 23:53 EDT
- in response to muthukumar jayaraman
Eclipse doesn't support JSP and others J2EE task. Many J2EE companies use Eclipse. Developers like to tell me that Eclipse has great refactoring function. Hum, you cannot use many of them without risk of breaking the JSP. Lomboz is a plug-ins for Eclipse that add the color to the JSP. It's very limited. Eclipse still doesn't know that Java code exist in the JSP even when Lomboz is installed. Also custom tag are not working either...
Where is the WYSIWYG HTML editor???