I use AnyJ (http://www.netcomputing.de )
it is very fast, it has many good features.
Its free for linux.
On Fri, 07 Jan 2000, BWinders wrote:
> Does anyone know of any Integrated Development Environments (IDE) for
> Java on Linux?
>
> I know that MS Windows has Inprise JBuilder, Sybase PowerJ,
BWinders wrote:
> Does anyone know of any Integrated Development Environments (IDE) for
> Java on Linux?
>
I've recently gotten into Borland's JBuilder for Linux. (ok ok they're
really Imprise but what can I say ... )
Runs under the *gasp* other guy's 1.2.2 JDK rather well. First IDE in
year
BWinders writes:
> Has anyone heard of or worked with Cygnus Solutions' Code Fusion
> C/C++/Java IDE?
Cygnus' website has some press coverage about it. I believe these are
independent reviews.
http://www.cygnus.com/codefusion/cf_news.html
> Any pros/cons?
Java integration and support isn
Does anyone know of any Integrated Development Environments (IDE) for
Java on Linux?
I know that MS Windows has Inprise JBuilder, Sybase PowerJ, Symantec
Visual Cafe, NetBeans Developer, Oracle JDeveloper, and Metroworks
CodeWarrior Profiession.
Has anyone heard of or worked with Cygnus Solutio
Patrick Tullmann writes:
> FYI, my patch to fix the deadlock in classMethod.c:resolveString()
> hasn't been applied. I think folks assume that since I'm at the
> Univ. of Utah, I've got write access to the repository... :)
>
> None of the relevant files have changed, so the old patch should sti
FYI, my patch to fix the deadlock in classMethod.c:resolveString()
hasn't been applied. I think folks assume that since I'm at the
Univ. of Utah, I've got write access to the repository... :)
None of the relevant files have changed, so the old patch should still
be good:
http://rufus.w
