Porting a JSF based application from Netbeans 6.1 to Eclipse Ganymede 3.4
Hi -
I am trying to port some applications from Netbeans 6.1 to Eclipse
3.4 Ganymede. I got the following list of compilation errors, similar
to the following -
import com.sun.rave.web.ui.appbase.AbstractRequestBean;
The import com.sun.rave cannot be resolved. I am trying to figure out
the appropriate JAR file that needs to be added to the build path. Can
you please suggest the right way of doing this.
Thanks.
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Lean java editor for Linux
... >> IMHO, IDE's like Eclipse and NetBeans are great, but are very slow ... >Maybe I should reconsider not using an IDE. ... Immediate feedback on compilation errors. ...
(comp.lang.java.help) - Re: A constructive debate: Eclipse or NetBeans?
... However, I've tried NetBeans recently. ... better support for creating GUIs than Eclipse ... "make" as a build system and primarily programming in OCaml. ... Sun's Java implementation. ...
(comp.lang.java.softwaretools) - Re: Comparing Eclipse and NetBeans
... Charles opposite number in the Eclipse Foundation, Wayne Beaton, he ... Netbeans seems to be stronger when it comes to GUI development, ... Eclipse seems stronger when it comes to plugin support in the basic ... requires yet another module for JavaServer Faces technology support." ...
(comp.lang.java.softwaretools) - Re: Comparing Eclipse and NetBeans
... Charles opposite number in the Eclipse Foundation, Wayne Beaton, he ... Netbeans seems to be stronger when it comes to GUI development, ... Eclipse seems stronger when it comes to plugin support in the basic ... requires yet another module for JavaServer Faces technology support." ...
(comp.lang.java.softwaretools) - Re: netbeans - or - Eclipse
... > Inviting comments about the free IDEs Eclipse and Netbeans ... > If you are using one of the two - have you tried the other IDE? ... Eclipse, and I'm unlikely to change again. ... The debugger is pathetic; I ...
(comp.lang.java.softwaretools) |
|
