Erwin,
I developed a 30 page JSP application in under 2 week by my self with
Dreamweaver Ultradev4. Complete with administration forms and multi-record
views. It's the fastest way to get a mid to large size app to the market.
I highly recommend it. Stick to servlets to do complex binary streams from
the database and you have a powerful tool at your hands.
If you like superior layout design I recommend dreamweaver after you write
your code. But even with it's repeat region function you will find the
flexibility and extensibility nice.
Dylan
At 08:40 AM 3/23/01 +0530, you wrote:
>Hi guys,
>
>This is my first J2ee project, and i was wondering - Can I use Dreamweaver
>3 for editing my jsp files, or should I get Dreamweaver Ultradev? I'm
>pretty good at using DW 3.
>I don't need dreamweaver to do any coding itself - I am eager to do every
>bit of the jsp coding myself. But I'm wondering whether DW3 will allow me
>to edit the (layout of the) pages after i've finished coding them.
>I intend to use taglibs, but not XML.
>
>Any advice from the experts?
>TIA!
>
>-Erwin
>
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