Jesse Alexander (KBSA 21) wrote: > -----Original Message----- > I'm asking what kind of IDE/Tool are you using for developing your JSF > Web apps. > -----/Original Message----- > > mostly: NitroX from M7: > - good JSF-editor > - good JSP-editor (Macromedia-style) > - good recognization for distributed applications (apps relying on other > apps...) > > tried: MyEclipse v4: > - a bit disappointing support for JSF-components > > trying: Exadel v3 pro: > - good JSF-editor > - good JSP-editor (Macromedia-style) > Btw. Jesse Exadel now has the 3.0.5 released Features: MyFaces 1.1.0
and some bugfixes to the biggest showstoppers I have encountered, basically according to the Exadel guys the forced upfront WebContent dir lockin is gone the hibernate mapping now works on more complicated m:n binding tables. Have not tried the fixes out yet but it is worth a shot. I will add a more extensive wiki entry soon, if the WebContent lockin problem really is gone. m7 always has been way out of my league pricewise, although their hibernate stuff looks interesting. What really amazed me today was the JSR220 mapping tool for EJB3, quite an amazing little tool. > tried: Rational Developer: > - disappointing price to feature ratio > > tried: Sun's IDE: > - I am not the NB-type... >
