Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Daniel Hegyi wrote:
Is the purpose of Emacs and JDE mostly to give a nice environment for those
users who don't have much space, speed, and don't have admin rights on their
machine?
VAJ has some nice points like the incremental compile, and debugging is easy, but I
Is the purpose of Emacs and JDE mostly to give a nice environment
for those
users who don't have much space, speed, and don't have admin
rights on their
machine?
In my case, none of the above,
All the IDE I have tried(Visual Cafe, JBuilder)
are incredible slower compare to emacs(I have
I use VAJ on my pIII 730. I have 512MB RAM (, lets face it, this is
becoming
a standard configuration.) At first I thought that Emacs had a much more
powerful editor than VAJ's. VAJ, however, has many nice features, such as
code completion, syntax coloring, speed bar, etc.
Umm...I think JDE
install a servlet engine. Finally, there are Emacs packages
for version
controlling, but VAJ's automatic version controlling is very
nice!
There are some problems in my opinion with VAJ's embedded version
control system, compared with CVS, for example:
1. There is really no concept of
At 10:24 AM 6/12/2001 -0400, Daniel Hegyi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
At my job I was forced to use Visual Age for Java, and I must say that I'm
pleasantly surprised. The editor has customizable Emacs key bindings (more
or less). Most importantly, there is no compile command, after every save
Jikes also has an incremental compilation mode that you may want to look
into.
Basically, you run jikes with the list of files you want compiled, and
give it the incremental mode flag. After it has compield the files you
have given it, the process stays alive and attached to stdin and keeps a
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: JDE vs. VAJ
I use VAJ on my pIII 730. I have 512MB RAM (, lets face it, this is
becoming
a standard configuration.) At first I thought that Emacs had a much more
powerful editor than VAJ's. VAJ, however, has many nice features, such as
code
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001 12:46:55 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jikes also has an incremental compilation mode that you may want to look
into.
Basically, you run jikes with the list of files you want compiled, and
give it the incremental mode flag. After it has compield the files you
have
12, 2001 8:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: JDE vs. VAJ
Is the purpose of Emacs and JDE mostly to give a nice environment
for those
users who don't have much space, speed, and don't have admin
rights on their
machine?
In my case, none of the above
