Javier, Hi Raghu, thanks for the info. We are
using JDeveloper's Wizard
a lot in our present
project.
VAge debugging features we
like:
+ you can
debug+breakpoint+edit+compile+continue running a piece of Java
code, without leaving
the debug session: this feature alone is enough
in my opinion to choose one tool over another
+ you can ask the debuger to go back
to one of the method calls in the call
stack and continue from
it
The fact that VAge uses a repository
instead of plain files means lots of
cool
things can be done, for instance cross-reference tools in VAge are very
powerful.
BTW, we are benefiting from the fact
that BC4J Wizards generate XML files
with the O/R Mapping. We parse these
XML files to automatically generate our
own application Java code!
Regards
Javier
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