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Hi,
Visual Slick Edit does much more! Not only does it
show all exposed (public or protected if in a sub class) methods and members. It
also adds the JavaDoc comments(!) when you browse through the list of
members/methods, so you can actually read the docs about the methods from within
the slickedit without leaving your code. It is also fully customizable, you can
set it ANYWAY you wish add keyboard shortcuts and edit any button in it's
toolbars! I must say it is really the best I worked with. Obviously if you work
on enterprise applications which require remote debugging slickEdit is not the
answer... :o)
It's price is 300$ for one license and 100$ for an
academic license. At least these were the prices last year...
(I have just found out now that version 7 is
available!) :o)
David Treves.
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Subject: [jdjlist] Re: Find a good tools
for Web Application (JSP/Servlet)
Does Visual Slickedit show all memeber variables
when we type a dot after the object?
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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 4:52
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Subject: [jdjlist] Re: Find a good
tools for Web Application (JSP/Servlet)
I am agree with David Treves. I had use Visual
Slickedit+Ant instead of Jbuilder 6. :-) (demo edition)
Only one
shortage is it can't distinguish the Javascript code and Java code in
your Jsp code.At least , I don't know how to do.
David Treves wrote:
Hi there,
I find the Visual SlickEdit a great tool, for
some reason it is not too popular... But it is light, fast and supports
almost any format a developer needs (for windows and for
unix).
David Treves.
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Monday, June 24, 2002 3:46 AM
Subject:
[jdjlist] Re: Find a good tools for Web Application (JSP/Servlet)
Antonio Garcia wrote:
Hi All!
I am looking for a good tool for use
JSP/Servlet with debugger. I am trying to use Forte for Java Community
Edition 4.0, but I have many problems with it.
I use JCreator Pro for javabean and small
applications, without problems. My Operative System is
Windows NT 4.0 Server SP6 (RAM 256 MB) .
Could anyone to help
me?
Regards,
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JBuilder is a good tool , but , It don't support the
tag-library.
Netbeans is free , and support tag-library and HTML
attribute completion, sometimes, It is slower than
JBuilder;
Visual slickedit is a good tool,even support the javascript
method and field completion .
Eclipsea is tool which you look
forward to too.
Which one is the best ? I can't draw a
conclusion.
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