Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Matthew Chestnut)
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And here is how to make it all work together:
http://www.purposesolutions.com/Resources/EclipseJ2EE.html
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 22:32:35 +0100, Dom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
You can try Eclipse
: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
You can integrate Tomcat 4 yourself ;)
Change the startup scripts to support JPDA
Attach with Netbeans
For soruce debugging you will need to mount the Tomcat directories in
your netbeans project
Chris Pheby wrote:
I am using netbeans right now (for Servlets not J2EE
--- Chris Pheby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you give any more explicit instructions for how to do this?? It would be
extremely useful!
Chris,
You might find the following useful:
http://community.borland.com/article/0,1410,22057,00.html
These are instructions to set up JBuilder with
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Sent: 19 March 2002 17:33
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Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
You can integrate Tomcat 4 yourself ;)
Change the startup scripts to support JPDA
Attach with Netbeans
For soruce debugging you will need to mount
be
extremely useful!
Thanks in advance.
Chris
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Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
You can integrate Tomcat 4
Or, you could just run
catalina.sh jpda start
?
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Subject: RE: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
Hi!
Here:
put parameters to java:
-Xint -Xdebug
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Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
Let's start with; have you done the research on the web?
- jpda - www.javasoft.com
- reading the Tomcat
Subject: Re: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
From: Vic Cekvenich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Go for VIsual Age for Java..This is one of the best way...
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Subject: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly servlet and
EJB. The development
Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly servlet and
EJB. The development will be on Windows NT/2000. Deployment is on linux.
Three tools come to my mind: Forte Java Community Edition (I am supprised
that almost nobody mention this tool
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Subject: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly servlet and
EJB. The development will be on Windows NT/2000. Deployment is on linux.
Three tools come to my
not tried remote debugging.
matt
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From: Bing Zhang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly servlet and
EJB
edition, however, it comes with tc 3.3
and you can debug servlets internally. i have not tried remote debugging.
matt
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Subject: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am
,
Bing Zhang
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From: Mark
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Subject: Re: Off Topic: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I've been using JDeveloper 9i (free) from Oracle. I like it MUCH better
than VA Java and has some very nice features. Here's some info...
http
Hi!
I don't know about Eclipse, but I can tell you about NetBeans/Forte.
You can use Forte Enterprise Edition (I think it costs around $ 2000) or
you could use NetBeans and EJBDoclet (http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/) to
write your EJBs. And then you could use and ANT task to deploy them to
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly servlet and
EJB. The development will be on Windows NT/2000. Deployment is on linux.
Three tools come to my mind: Forte Java Community Edition (I am supprised
that almost nobody mention this tool), Eclipse from IBM and NetBean.
I feel
: Tuesday, 19 March 2002 4:31 PM
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Subject: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly servlet and
EJB. The development will be on Windows NT/2000. Deployment is on linux.
Three tools come to my mind: Forte Java Community Edition (I am
Go for VIsual Age for Java..This is one of the best way...
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From: Bing Zhang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Free J2EE IDE: Which one?
I am trying to use a free IDE to do J2EE development, mainly
VA us EOL'ed
www.netbeans.org is free from Sun
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Go for VIsual Age for Java..This is one of the best way...
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