Couple things I would add...

1. Kawa is discontinued.

2. UltraDev 4 doesn't hide the code if you don't want it to.  You can use it in 
design, code, or design/code.  I usually use it (for HTML coding) in design/code, 
which is awesome -- you let it draw tables and resize things, then go in and tweak the 
code as needed or just write in the easy stuff.  I don't use it or any IDE for JSP 
though (use gvim).

3. We have integrated our GUI Deployment Tool with JBuilder Personal ( which is free 
), so you can develop EJB's easily with Borland and JRun.  We are updating this tool 
to support EJB 2.0 as part of the JRun 4 release cycle.

Scott Stirling
Macromedia

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Drew Falkman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 
> Russ-
> 
> Macromedia has three Java IDE's (using the term loosely):
> 
> 1.  Dreamweaver UltraDev JRun
> 2.  JRun Studio
> 3.  Kawa
> 
> They are all different. UltraDev basically hides the actual 
> code (you can
> look at it, but it is mostly autogenerated) - and it only 
> generates JSP
> code. There are no real debugging or compiling features. JRun 
> Studio uses
> the HomeSite/CF Studio interface, so you have tag insight and 
> wizards and
> dialogs for JRun custom and JSP tags. Again, JRun Studio is a 
> JSP tool, but
> with some extras like starting/stopping JRun servers, Remote 
> Development
> features and more - aimed at actually writing JSP code. It 
> has debugging
> features, but good luck getting them to work properly (sorry if this
> offends, but it is true).  Kawa is a more typical Java IDE, 
> with integrated
> debugging and compiling and a host of other features for developing
> Enterprise JavaBeans and writing Java classes.
> 
> The next question to ask is if the Macromedia tools are the 
> ones you want to
> use. Borland JBuilder is probably the most-used Java IDE, but 
> the enterprise
> edition, which includes support for many of the J2EE APIs, 
> deployment, etc.
> is very expensive. You should try some out and see what you 
> feel comfortable
> with. Of course, if you are writing JSP, there is no reason 
> you can't use CF
> Studio of Homesite (unless you want integrated debugging...
> 
> 
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