Mark writes:
> Anybody else think Sun's implementation sucks?
Come to think of it, I've been meaning to try out forte, mostly
to see if it's useful to learn my way around a new codebase. What I
really need most is a tool I can point at a set of classes and get a
good sense of what's going on. Maybe I should get to know the java
remote debugging API and watch classes get instantiated, methods get
called, etc. One possibility is TogetherJ.
> Plus, Forte gives complete different reasons for compile errors than
> the JDK from the command prompt. The Forte errors declarations are
> of no help at all.
I haven't found the JDK's error messages greatly helpful, either,
in fact I often find them misleading. But, that's life. I also find
the JDK's command-line interface annoying inconsistent; for example I
can type "javac Blah.java" but I have to type "java Blah", but not
"java Blah.java", and meanwhile rmic wants "java Blah", not "java
Blah.java".
> What IDE are you guys using to develop servlets?
Emacs & JDE & (when forced to work on windows) Cygwin, and cvs.
Although there are some problems with JDE's interface that are
probably going to be enough to get me to finally learn elisp so I can
fix them. For one example, I really want to have a dir-ed style
interface to editing the java source.
Steven J. Owens
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