Hi @intellij, programming web applications will become more and more interesting these days because you have to worry lesser and lesser about browsers not taking care of the w3c specs.
The html user interfaces will get more complex and so a web page will not only consist of html but of css and javascript and dom. We as java webapp programers will have to create some or much of that client code in a dynamically manner. This means we have to write jsp pages with html code, javascript code, and dom code and css style sheets. Some of this will be encapsulated in taglibs, some not. So I think that IDEA will have to provide his features not only for the java language, but also for html, javascript, dom and css, which means: code-completion check-for-correctness refactorings documentation-help (javadoc, jspdoc,...) unit-test-help (JUnit, JSUnit,...) Do you think so? Are there any plans? Share your ideas... Hans-Joachim Matheus -- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] \ in-integrierte informationssysteme GmbH \ Am Seerhein 8 Tel +49 (0)7531/8145-0 \ D-78467 Konstanz Fax -81 \ -------------------->http://www.in-gmbh.de \ _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
