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Steve Downey wrote:
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> Can anyone share experiences/recommendations on an IDE for doing Java/Java
> servlets in general, but with JServ in particular.
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> I'm on NT now, hope to move to Linux soon. Most interested in how good the
> debugger is and how well it works with servlets.
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> I'm willing to pay, but free/cheap is always a plus.
>
Hi there,
I mainly use emacs/xemacs as my IDE.
There is JDE, a java mode for emacs/xemacs and
there is Jacob, which works together with xemacs.
haven't used JDE,except the highlighting stuff, and
Jacob is pretty nice, really.
Concerning debugging: I use system.out.println("this is not very efficient for
debugging...:-)");
hope this helps...
remo
PS I had a look at JBuilder at Linux World in NYC, and it looked pretty
nice...
I like that they have a emacs-mode in their editor....
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