Just my .02 cents ... for it's size and ease of use, I always use JPad Pro from
Modelworks. Its under 1.4 Meg and I pretty much use it for JSP, applet, servlets,
perl scripts and HTML. Its pretty much the only tool I use the most (for
development I go from Dreamweaver to JPadPro to build all the backend). Its also
built around Javascript so you can expand it anyway you want.
http://www.modelworks.com
- Jon
John Brecht wrote:
> jEdit, an open source programmer's text editor written in Java is decent. At
> this point, it might not be as feature rich and/or slick as these other editors,
> but it does quite a bit, and as a Java-based and open source endeavor, it is
> expanding quickly. It has the potential to be the emacs of Java developers.
> Find it at:
>
> http://www.gjt.org/~sp/jedit.html
>
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