I am using MyEclipse and Maven 2 together with WAS 6.
I find that the part of MyEclipse that allows debugging inside the server is really hard to make work with Maven. Perhaps it is possible. I have not made it work yet. MyEclipse has some really nice other features that I use a lot. The spring stuff is very helpful. The xdoclet is nice. The JSP editor. I like being able to whip up a quick (but simple) UML diagram from inside Eclipse although the integration with the code is quirky for my taste. Finally, making MyEclipse work with WAS 6 is not so terribly easy either. Be sure to go to the MyEclipse web site and find the tutorial on how to do that. It will give you some idea before you buy what you are getting into. I don't begrudge for a moment the money I spent on MyEclipse and I'll renew the subscription this summer when it comes due. I just have to ignore a few features since I like what maven 2 gives me instead. Thanks. -- Lee Meador On 5/2/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There is a proposal at my company to begin using the MyEclipse plugins to assist with debugging our WebSphere apps. Currently we use Maven2 and the eclipse plugin associated with it. There seems to be some overlapping functionality between some of the Maven plugins and the MyEclipse. Are they a happy marriage? Are we wasting our time with MyEclipse? Is there perhaps a free Eclipse plugin that allows WebSphere to be controlled from the IDE (like I can with Weblogic)? We are not using RAD etc to attempt to remain app server agnostic. Thanks. ------------------------------------------------------- The information contained in this e-mail message may be proprietary, privileged, confidential or protected from disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient, any dissemination, distribution or copying is strictly prohibited. If you think that you have received this e-mail message in error, please e-mail the sender.
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