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What is the best IDE to have to develop Web Application in Java?
What is the best IDE to have to develop Web Application in Java?
I have Eclipse, but I could not use it for JSP (i.e. completion are not available)
I would like to know support provided by Eclipse for JSP and Servlets ?
I have Eclipse, but I could not use it for JSP (i.e. completion are not available)
I would like to know support provided by Eclipse for JSP and Servlets ?
You must be something of an expert by now on Java IDEs Javatm - for reasons some of us know, but which perhaps you ought to repeat? ;-)
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It's nice to see yah again my friend, See yah there if I can get to the Genious Level . . .
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It's nice to see yah again my friend, See yah there if I can get to the Genious Level . . .
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When you're working with JSPs, it also matters whether you're using Tomcat, Websphere, Weblogic, etc - if you wanna use Eclipse's support, its fine. Otherwise, some App Servers come with real good IDEs, like Websphere Studio, Weblogic workshop, etc.
Anybody know which (if any) are *not* written in Java?
I don't know if there are any ;-)
If they have to do things like adding new packages, having Java/ J2EE and other perspectives, compiling/ running, etc - it might as well be easier to make them using Java.
If they have to do things like adding new packages, having Java/ J2EE and other perspectives, compiling/ running, etc - it might as well be easier to make them using Java.
Java is one of the last languages i would want my IDE to be written in ;-)
> Anybody know which (if any) are *not* written in Java?
Gel is certainly not made in Java, I think it was made from Visual.NET :
http://www.gexperts.com/
JCreator is also not made in Java, It was built 1st in C++ :
http://www.jcreator.com/
Hope that helps . . .
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Gel is certainly not made in Java, I think it was made from Visual.NET :
http://www.gexperts.com/
JCreator is also not made in Java, It was built 1st in C++ :
http://www.jcreator.com/
Hope that helps . . .
Javatm
Thanks Javatm, i hadn't heard of the first and didn't know the second was written in C++
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Got from
http://www.eclipse-workbench.com/jsp/
that eclipse does not support JSP then what is the use of webapps plugin?
http://www.eclipse-workbench.com/jsp/
that eclipse does not support JSP then what is the use of webapps plugin?
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> Thanks Javatm, i hadn't heard of the first and didn't know the second was written in C++
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>> IBM Websphere Studio and branded edition of Eclipse
That's the thing I LOVE :-)
That's the thing I LOVE :-)
Please proceed with that recommendation.
This should answer that :
http://www.eclipse-workbench.com/jsp/
There are a lot of IDE's which can do that for you but I have few which I like :
JBuilder Fondation X which is free :
http://www.borland.com/jbuilder/foundation/index.html
This is my personal favorite :
Intelli J IDEA :
http://www.jetbrains.com/
IntelliJ has good support for JSP :
http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/jsp_support.html
Hope that helps . . .
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