netBeans is a open source IDE, or you can get it from Sun as Forte for Java
(only the basic edition is free.)
As for tools, ejbwizard will create beans from a gui. Another tool
percolator will create quite a lot of stuff from an XMI file. There are
some other tools which create the interfaces and descriptors based on
javadoc, Rickard Oberg wrote one and Cedric Beust also (he'll likely reply
with a pointer to his tool).
http://home.nordija.dk/beanbuilder/nordija/beanbuilder.jsp This webpage will
let you build a bean using a thin client, it'll let you save the bean as XML
for later use, and it lets you generate a bunch of source files.
Cheers
Jay
-----Original Message-----
From: julien piaser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 10:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: IDE and debug utilities
I am looking for several FREE EJB development utilities. Can anyone tell
me which are tools most used to create all the Home, Object, Key and
Bean classes. The only FREE tool I found is EJX, but it can only
generate part of the xml files.
By the way, is there any existing tool (FREE as well) to debug easily
EJB Components before deploying them? If so, which is the one most used
by EJB users? Where can I find any description on how to manage a
multi-developer project in EJB?
Lots of questions, but isn't easy to find docs...
regards
J.Piaser
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