Aaah. Eclipse. I tried that but could'nt get J2ME to work properly so I finally settled on NetBeans. Also, the Eclipse GUI designer proved to be a bit too much for me in the beginning. I've also tried IntelliJ and JCreator, but both lacked GUI designers so I stuck to NetBeans.
Coming from a Visual Studio background it felt a little bit more familiar to me. The only reservation I have against using Java is how easy it is for someone to reverse engineer my class files. Of course, the appropriate license is supposed to take care of this, but I have had experiences in the local market where people reverse engineered old DOS applications of mine and I ended up not being able to do anything about it. Is there a good way of obfuscating source code without spending more time hiding code than you do writing it in the first place ? Obviously I'd rather not spend too much money on it, although in the long run a few hundred Rand might not be a bad investment. Regards Ewald Horn Business Manager NoFuss Solutions South Africa / Suid Afrika Tel : +27 (0)83 305 3556 Web : http://www.nofusspos.com Email / E-pos : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
