Mark Prins wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <> wrote on Tuesday, June 06, 2006 11:33 PM:
compile jdk1.5 as mentioned in the FAQ. as editor eclipse is suitable,
it does even exist as pkg. I'm pretty sure that neatbeans is something
you have to deal with yourself.
When I've been writing code in java I've only used vim and compiled
java. Then there are a few things I miss. Like for example support to
easily debug my code which I think(and hope) eclipse has. /bkw
On 06/06/06, Roy Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was wondering if anyone can recommend tools for java
development on OpenBSD. Would it be reasonable to assume
for example (jdk 1.5 + eclipse ) or (jdk 1.5 + netbeans) or whatever
..
I guess what I am looking for the most common development
configuration people are using.
An ide can be very useful. Try eclipse; the version in packages is rich
in features and pretty much uptodate. I use it lightly with java 5 and
it seems just as stable as on my windows box
Mark
Thanks Mark,
I have jdk1.5 + Eclipse installed. I made hello world and it seems to
work fine.
Cheers
Rm
