As for the IDE, why don't you take a look at
FreeJava (an integrated development environment for Java programmers). It can be
downloaded from http://www.freejava.co.uk/.
Some of its features:
- Syntax Colouring for Java keywords and comments
- Multi-level file, class, and function browser in Project Window
- Support for the JDK 1.2 Java 2 kit from JavaSoft
- Improved Jar support
- Support for Inner Classes and Interfaces in function browser
- File-level compilation
- Now works with Windows NT4, Windows 95 and Windows 98
- View applets with JDK AppletViewer or your web browser
- Compile and run Java applications and applets from within the IDE
- FreeJava captures output from the compiler and running Java applications
- Full featured source-code editor with drop-down function list
- Project window lets you collect and open Java and HTML source files
- Double-click errors flagged by compiler to go straight to them in source code
- Multi-level file, class, and function browser in Project Window
- Support for the JDK 1.2 Java 2 kit from JavaSoft
- Improved Jar support
- Support for Inner Classes and Interfaces in function browser
- File-level compilation
- Now works with Windows NT4, Windows 95 and Windows 98
- View applets with JDK AppletViewer or your web browser
- Compile and run Java applications and applets from within the IDE
- FreeJava captures output from the compiler and running Java applications
- Full featured source-code editor with drop-down function list
- Project window lets you collect and open Java and HTML source files
- Double-click errors flagged by compiler to go straight to them in source code
Hope this help.
Kelvin Tee
----- Original Message -----
From: Au, Tat/ATL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2000 2:19 AM
Subject: Very Basic: Want to learn JAVA and
JSP
>
> Can anyone help me on finding information on how to use the
> JAVA tools? I downloaded JDK 1.2.2 (Standard Edition) and installed on my
> NT machine. However, I don't see the Normal development environment like
> you see in Visual InterDev. I don't know where to start. In addition, what
> would I use if I want to create JSP for web application, and what would I
> use if I want to write JAVA OO programs. Would it work with IIS or do I
> need Apache?
>
> Thank you for your help in advance.
> Tat
>
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