Re: Struts Studio

On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 11:24:59 -0600, Brian Bezanson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The ability to set breakpoints in JSP pages and watch the > action happen live versus adding in log statements if you didn't use > an IDE to debug the system is worth far more than the ~$500 the tool > costs in time sav

Re: Struts Studio

Build everything yourself once, and then after that use someone elses. That way, you know everything that goes into making one work and reasons why things work the way they do, and then use somebody elses because theirs have had more time to developer and will be have beaten upon more than yours

Re: Struts Studio

Brian Bezanson wrote: I used a good Struts book -- amazingly (despite my hating the title) I found the Jakarta Struts for Dummies book to be very well written and easy to learn from/reference. +1. Worked for me, too. Vamsee. - T

Re: Struts Studio

On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 12:32:55 -0500 (EST), Frank W. Zammetti (MLists) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I hope I didn't come across being anti-IDE... that wasn't my intent. > > ... cut comments ... > > Is that a reasonable middle-ground Brian? :) Frank, I agree with the middle ground and what Duncan

Re: Struts Studio

Now I feel like I have to reply to anyone that falls on the side of IDEs and tools :) I really don't have to, but I'm an a***ole like that :) You, and Brian as well, certainly make fair points. It is certainly fair as well though to say that different people learn better in different ways. I fo

Re: Struts Studio

To play the other side of the argument, with all due respect to Frank) I'm a whole hearted supporter of IDE tools for Struts like Exadel or Oracle JDeveloper . For several reasons: 1) My team builds one - so I'll declare an interest

Re: Struts Studio

; the three main IDE enhancements for Struts that I saw. I first decided > that Eclipse 3.0 was going to be my IDE of choice. I then evaluated > MyEclipse, Struts Studio, and NitroX. MyEclipse was still early in the > Struts support at that time and NitroX was a beta. > > Th

Re: Struts Studio

an IDE to debug the system is worth far more than the ~$500 the tool costs in time savings alone. Hope that helps -- my 2 cents. Brian > On Fri, February 11, 2005 9:53 am, Rafael Taboada said: > > Greetings from Peru > > > > Hi, i'm new in this list. I want to know

Re: Struts Studio

, Rafael Taboada said: > Greetings from Peru > > Hi, i'm new in this list. I want to know if anybody tried Struts > Studio IDE. Is it good?. Are there any other IDEs?. Because I'm new > using struts, i'w like to u

Struts Studio

Greetings from Peru Hi, i'm new in this list. I want to know if anybody tried Struts Studio IDE. Is it good?. Are there any other IDEs?. Because I'm new using struts, i'w like to use an IDE that help me using struts. Thanks --

Re: Struts Studio - Anyone using it?

solution. But I'd already invested in other tools, and couldn't justify the expense. Paul Kirkley wrote: Anyone have any critique on Exadel Struts Studio 6.0 in a WSAD 5.1 environment? I am new to struts and I thought this tool looked interesting. T

Struts Studio - Anyone using it?

Anyone have any critique on Exadel Struts Studio 6.0 in a WSAD 5.1 environment? I am new to struts and I thought this tool looked interesting. Thanks for any input. Paul - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For

Cannot find Struts Studio model element

Has anyone encountered this error when trying to create a new Properties file in Strust Studio? I think this is my problem because everything with my client side validation works fine except my error messages are not being passed to the javascript. Here is the javascript being created to show