T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Anyone have any suggestions on the best IDE to make servlets for the
>Java Web Server? Like Visual Cafe, Visual J, or JBuilder? Or is a
>fancy text editor and command-line the best way to go?
T:
Any good Java development environment should be good for developing
servlets, so use whatever you are used to.
Personally, my favorite environment is CodeWarrior from Metrowerks
<http://www.metrowerks.com/>. It has some problems (the debugger likes to
crash a bit too often), but it is very flexible. I tried Microsoft's Visual
J++ (because we already had licenses for it), but I didn't like it because
it required me to use Microsoft's VM, which I didn't want to use.
Other people like other IDEs, and some people think the best thing to do is
use vi or emacs and the command-line compiler.
Erik
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