I think the main thing to keep in mind is separation of work. I want a JSP
editor that I can have our web guy use to develop pages graphically, but
still be able to use JavaBeans dynamically...without having to know how to
use them and scriplets. Two things that I think a JSP/HTML editor should
have. First drag/drop of JavaBeans with a property editor that allows you to
drag/drop each property into place on the page where you want it displayed.
Second, some sort of conditional capability..if need be using taglibs.
Actually, a third would be full taglib JSP1.1 support, and by doing so, a
developer could write a taglib that does the looping and the only thing the
web editor should have to do is place the tag on the page, maybe as a GUI
element or something that can be added to the IDE. Thus, this would allow
server-side programmers to write taglibs, javabeans, etc and add them in to
the IDE for the web page builder to use without having to know any Java.
Is THIS coming out anytime soon?
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>Watch for Ultradev from Macromedia sometime before June.
>It will have full visual creation of JSP pages with little
>or no coding required. If you want a preview download of
>a copy of the present Drumbeat 2000 JSP (which supports only
>IBM Db2 and Websphere). Ultradev is an upgrade to Drumbeat 2000
>JSP which will have broad support for many platforms according
>to what I have been able to gather. Allaire (maker of JRun)
>is also promising a Viusal JSP editor but not till next year
>I think. Also Webgain through it's purchase of Symantec's Visual
>Cafe division is promising a Visual JSP editor for the enterprise
>edition 4 to be released in the near future, but is going to be
>very costly (probably $3000 or more).
>
>Dave Reid
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Robo Zilka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 3:12
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>I'm using Forte, it's quite good, but some fetures does not work for jsp.
>
>RoBo Zilka
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Robert Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 3:46 AM
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>Subject: JSP-INTEREST: JSP IDE
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>Anyone out there recommend a genuine IDE for JSP? I don't mean like
>HomeSite which I already use. I need more than keyword coloring, I
>want the edit/compile/run-in-debug loop. While developing beans in
>Cafe, J++, or JBuilder all provide symbolic debugging, breakpoints, etc.
>
>The JSP translation to a Java source, the compile and then class loading
>seem to make this sort of loop impossible. Has anyone (Oracle 8i?,
>IBM Websphere, JRun?) implemented this classic development loop?
>
>At least gimme an environment where the line number reported by the
>Java compile can be easily traced back to the JSP source line! Yeah, yeah,
>I know: keep the Java in the JSP simple and you don't have this problem.
>Right!
>
>Thanks in advance,
> Bob Allen
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