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Does Visual Slickedit show all memeber variables
when we type a dot after the object?
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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 4:52 PM
Subject: [jdjlist] Re: Find a good tools
for Web Application (JSP/Servlet)
I am agree with David Treves. I had use Visual
Slickedit+Ant instead of Jbuilder 6. :-)
(demo edition)
Only one shortage is it can't
distinguish the Javascript code and Java code in your Jsp code.At least
, I don't know how to do.
David Treves wrote:
Hi there,
I find the Visual SlickEdit a great tool, for
some reason it is not too popular... But it is light, fast and supports
almost any format a developer needs (for windows and for unix).
David Treves.
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Monday, June 24, 2002 3:46 AM
Subject:
[jdjlist] Re: Find a good tools for Web Application (JSP/Servlet)
Antonio Garcia wrote:
Hi All!
I am looking for a good tool for use
JSP/Servlet with debugger. I am trying to use Forte for Java Community
Edition 4.0, but I have many problems with it.
I use JCreator Pro for javabean and small
applications, without problems. My Operative System is Windows
NT 4.0 Server SP6 (RAM 256 MB) .
Could anyone to help me?
Regards,
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JBuilder is a good tool , but , It don't support the
tag-library.
Netbeans is free , and support tag-library and HTML
attribute completion, sometimes, It is slower than
JBuilder;
Visual slickedit is a good tool,even support the javascript
method and field completion .
Eclipsea is tool which you look
forward to too.
Which one is the best ? I can't draw a conclusion.
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