Re: Java tools: Is eclipse everything what I need ?
- From: "Tom Dyess" <tdyess@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 08:32:13 -0400
"Ewald Horn" <info@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Howdy
>
> What about NetBeans ? It has a GUI builder, J2EE, J2SE,J2ME support and a
> whole lot more bundled into two easy downloads. Plus it appears to be a
> bit
> friendlier than Eclipse, especially if you don't like messing around with
> configuration files to get a million plugins to work together. Since both
> are free, why not try both out and see which one appeals to you the most?
> The beauty of Java is that as long as you don't use IDE vendor-specific
> libraries, you can always switch around IDE's until you find what you are
> looking for.
>
> Groete
>
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Just for my 2 cents. I prefer Eclipse 3.x with myEclipse plugin. It's very
reasonable and they charge on a yearly basis. I would go through the Eclipse
tutorials. If you want to use generics or enum, then you will need to get
the 3.1 release. As of right now, it hasn't been released yet, but you can
get a pretty stable 3.1M7 which is their final release candidate.
--
Tom Dyess
OraclePower.com
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