Re: Eclipse vs. IBM WebSpehere Application Devleoper Studio
- From: David Gurvich <david.gurvich@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 15:47:07 GMT
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 16:18:04 -0400
"Default User" <user@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi there. I have a few newbie questions. My employer has chosen to use
IBM
> WebSphere Application Server to deploy apps on. As one of my first
steps in
> learning Java/J2EE I need to choose and IDE. Some of the questions I
can't
> figure out are:
>
> > Since WSAD (WebSphere Application Developer Studio) is very
expensive but
> based off Eclipse, is it true to say that Eclipse could suffice as an
IDE
> when applications will be deployed on WebSphere Application Server?
> > Would a plugin such as MyEclipse Workbench make developing with
Eclipse
> and deploying to WebSphere easier?
> > Say an application was developed in WSAD, could that application be
opened
> in Eclipse, edited and redeployed to WebSpehere Applciaton Server and
> vice-versa?
> > What's your opionion? Save the thousands or does WSAD make that much
of a
> diference?
>
> Thanks :-)
>
>
Eclipse is the IDE portion of Websphere. Plugins for Eclipse should
work on Websphere. The main differences are ibm proprietary plugins
that come with Websphere.
Any development done in websphere that uses ibm jar files is not easily
developed on eclipse. You would need to locate those classes and make
them available in eclipse. Deployment is a separate issue.
--
Sylpheed-Claws on Gentoo/PPC
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