>
> I have tested forte4java and jbuilder (free, but not GNU). Jbuilder is
> faster and nicer (IMHO).
How did you make it run ??
Serge Lussier
On jue, 06 jul 2000, you wrote:
> I have recently migrated to Mandrake from MS-Windows. I am in LOVE!
> But I am having an impossible time obtaining a JAVA2 IDE kit under the
> GNU licence.
I have tested forte4java and jbuilder (free, but not GNU). Jbuilder is
faster and nicer (IMHO).
Visual Age entry edition is free. Unlike JBuilder it does not limit
functionality, but limits you to 500 classes.
Have a look a little way down the page at :
http://www7.software.ibm.com/vad.nsf/Data/Document3793
Owen
On Fri, 07 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> Hi,
> ..So where can I get jbuilder (borlan
OS wrote:
> JBuilder Foundation is available for free. It you want more 'enterprise'
> features try IBM's Visual Age. This even comes with it's own JDK, so no need to
> install a new one - which is a problem in its own right since you can't upgrade
> it !!!
>
> Owen
>
> On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, you w
Hi,
..So where can I get jbuilder (borland or inprise.com ? I will take a look)
Regarding VisualAge from IBM, its very-very fast but its not free.
I downloaded and installed FORTE for Java (Community edition 1.0) ITS FREE,
and just a bit buggy, slow. Has code-completion. Very well integrated help
JBuilder Foundation is available for free. It you want more 'enterprise'
features try IBM's Visual Age. This even comes with it's own JDK, so no need to
install a new one - which is a problem in its own right since you can't upgrade
it !!!
Owen
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> > to learn java b
Have a scout around on the Sun web site (www.sun.com) for their 1.3 java2 JDK.
It's a big download ! Download the tar file, not the rpm. Pick a suitable place
like /opt/SunJDK/ and unzip the file in their. This result in the JRE being in a
directory tree jdk1.3/jre/bin/ and jdk1.3/bin . I don't kn
> to learn java because I do have a GUI buggy jbuilder
> (Borland).
> I want to do it under my loved Linux env.
>
> PLEASE HELP!!!
You need to grab the JDK from blackdown also! You may
find rpms at rpmfind.net, but the latest will be in
tarballs. The tarballs install ok; I prefer to install
tarb
> [...]
Hi,
I went to the link mentioned below.
I grabbed Forte4j ( Linux rpm version ).
It installed find but as I expected, it can't run complaining
it can't find the JDK installation.
So, I made "slocate java" and found some java tools in /usr/bin.
I tried javac on a .java src example from for
LINK WORLD wrote:
> I have recently migrated to Mandrake from MS-Windows. I am in LOVE!
> But I am having an impossible time obtaining a JAVA2 IDE kit under the
> GNU licence.
>
Take a look at
http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux/products/javatools.html
Enzo
-- Enzo Maggi
mandrakesoft -
I have recently migrated to Mandrake from MS-Windows. I am in LOVE!
But I am having an impossible time obtaining a JAVA2 IDE kit under the
GNU licence.
I am told that Kdevelop will help but it shows only the C/C++
environment.
Please HELP.
SUNIL GUPTA
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