Noah Nordrum wrote:
> I was just wondering what people were using for developing servlets. I am still
> trying to find something that is REALLY good. I realize this is sightly
> off-topic, so sorry.
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I've tried the more professional environments (Visual Age 4 Java, JBuilder) but
have found them clunky for servlet development. They tend to focus on gui
development at the expense of editor features. On Windoze, my favourite IDE is
JPadPro (http://www.modelworks.com). Its a non-graphical IDE, perfect for servlet
development & extremely intuitive. Kawa is also a good IDE, comparable in price &
features.
Currently I'm developing on Linux & am playing with jEdit
(http://www.gjt.org/~sp/jedit.html). Its not as feature-full as JPadPro, but is
an excellent development project. And if you don't like the way it works, you can
always modify the code.
In regards to your jdbc question, you do need to call the next() method of the
result set before getting the data. If you're sure that the data's there & you
can access it not via servlets, I will be interested to know if it is a JServ
problem. Earlier I submitted a bug report (4460) regarding jdbc drivers & JServ.
I suspect that it might be a bug in the Blackdown JDK, but I'm not sure. I
switched to MySQL from InstantDB on Linux & got my system working inside of an
hour. Thanx.
Burt.
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