In theory you can.
There are some very experience developer out there that do that.
If you are new to ND you should not try to do that.
There are other files hiden from you that the studio generates and it would be very
difficult for you to manually generate them unless you know their content and write
some utility yourself.
But you can use other editors for java, html files.
Actually inside the studio you can change the editor for either one.
Then when you click the button it will launch your editor and load the file in it for
you.
I use the Visual studio from ms to do most of my editing because I have been using it
for many year and does not want to change.
Lee Wee King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi all,
> I just started exploring ND . Could someone tell me if it's possible
>to not use the Studio at all ? i.e. I wish to use my own editor to type
>out the html and java files, do my own java compilation, manually copy
>the class files to the right directory and whatever needs to be done to
>get my app running.
>
> I have expeienced other app servers like Oracle and Netscape, and
>both allow me to do this. But I find that developing for ND is very much
>tied to the Studio. Either that or I don't understand the architecture
>well enough at this point in time (not much said about this in the
>docs).
>
> Could someone point me in the right direction ?
>
>Thanx a lot...
>
>Wee King
>
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