I have Jbuilder 4 enterprise edition and have also used the free
foundation version. It performs fairly well, it just requires a lot of
memory (minimum of 128m).
However, I have moved to just using a good syntax aware editor and
building my applications with Ant build scripts. This is faster than any
fat IDE and requires far fewer resources. If I need to to some serious
debugging or need to develop some client side GUI, I will use Jbuilder.
I actually use Jbuilder (when I need an IDE) because it IS 100% Java and
is available on any platform that supports standard Java.
Scot.
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On 12/15/00, 2:01:51 PM, Steven Haines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
[jBoss-User] EJB Development IDE:
> Hi All,
> Just a quick survey on the best IDE for EJB
> development. We are currently using Visual Cafe, but
> are having problems with it (with regards to JNDI,
> editor problems, and frequent crashes) so I have been
> investigating JBuilder and Kawa.. JBuilder 4.0 is
> written in Java so I am very skeptical of its
> performance, but I downloaded Kawa from Allaire's web
> site yesterday and it seems very good - any comments?
> What are some of you using and why?
> We are using WebLogic and JBoss in our development
> efforts..
> Thanks in advance!
> Steve
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