Hi Celeste, Seems like you have reduced it to Forte. Remember, NetBeans is a free open source IDE which branched from Forte awhile back.
Internally, it is a mix but IntelliJ's IDEA seems to be the leader We have a TechNote as well as some screen capture movies in que, to help you get the popular IDEs set up. 2 week timeframe. Here are some steps from our JRun 4 Getting Started Documentation that have been confirmed to work for all the popular IDEs. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- You can fully integrate JRun with your Java IDE. When setting up your IDE to work with JRun, you specify the following: * The class containing the JRun server main method: jrunx.kernel.JRun, contained in jrun_root/lib/jrun.jar Note: The jrun_root directory is the directory into which you installed JRun. * The working directory: jrun_root/bin * The JAR files needed in the JRun runtime classpath: All the JAR files located in jrun_root/lib and jrun_root/servers/lib Note: The JRun JDBC drivers are included in the jrun_root/lib/jrun.jar file and require no special attention. * The command-line arguments passed to the JRun server main method: start [jrun_server] Note: Before starting JRun inside your IDE, stop the JRun server on your computer. Otherwise, port conflicts arise with the running server, and JRun will not start inside your IDE. Note: Make sure any JRun VM setting that is contained in the jvm.config file is manually added to the IDE VM parameters. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Haseltine, Celeste" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "JRun-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2002 3:23 PM Subject: Java, JSP, EJB, Servlet IDE > Since JRUN Studio will no longer be supported for JRUN 4.0, I was wondering > what IDE people in the JRUN Server development community are looking at for > a replacement. I need to be able to integrate with JRUN Server, so that we > can do JSP/Servlet debugging (as in JRUN Studio). I would also like to be > able to develop EJB's with the JRUN Server environment within the IDE also, > and have HTML support as JRUN Studio does. IBM's Visual Age I understand > does not integrate with any other server product other than it own (ie. > Websphere), JBuilder does not support EJB development unless you purchase > the $6,000 enterprise version (although I understand that it might be able > to integrate with JRUN Server and do everything I need), and Oracle and > BEA's IDEs cannot integrate with anything other than their own server > products also. I have not been able to get confirmation as to whether Forte > enterprise can integrate with JRUN Sever 4.0 or not to date. Does anyone > with Allaire have any information as to whether Forte Enterprise version can > use JRUN Server 4.0 as it's development web server for EJB development, and > JSP/Servlet debugging purposes? > > So has anyone found an IDE's that's a good replacement for everything that > JRUN Studio does, and that can still integrate with JRUN Server 4.0? I > don't mind paying for an IDE, and I suspect that for all the capabilities I > am asking for I am going to have to, but $6000 is too steep for what this > company can afford (referring to JBuilder). And while we are on the > subject, what IDE do the developers at Allaire use as their internal IDE for > JSP/Servlet development? > > My thanks in advance for any advice/insight anyone can offer. > > Celeste Haseltine, PE > MTL, Inc > Dallas, TX > ______________________________________________________________________ Get the JRun Web Application Construction Kit - the only book written specifically for JRun developers. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0789726009/houseoffusion Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
