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Steve,
This is a very subjective matter, you should probably evaluate a few.
I personally like IBM Visual Age for Java 3.0 Professional, both the
Linux and Windows-9x versions. There is also Forte for Java, with
built-in
JSP and Servlet awareness. Forte has a few pre-release bugs, but they
are
working fast on resolving them.
I haven't used the IDE with JServ. I use New Atlanta's
ServletExecDebugger
to debug my servlets, and so far, once debugged they have run fine under
JServ. For what little I have had to debug, print statements in
strategic places
have been adequate. I have seen some posts though, where you could
write
a wrapper class in your IDE that invokes the main() method of the JServ
servlet engine. I haven't tried this, but this should allow you to
debug
with JServ.
Hope this helps,
Shash
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.
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