Re: What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-28 Thread Marc Shapiro
J. Van Lierde wrote: Marc Shapiro wrote: Vitaliy Ischenko wrote: The "best" SDK is SUN sdk read this http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Installing_Java and especially last part Installing eclipse is extremely easy -- just unpack archive with binaries somewhere and launch it :) Yeah, I was

Re: What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-28 Thread J. Van Lierde
Marc Shapiro wrote: Vitaliy Ischenko wrote: The "best" SDK is SUN sdk read this http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Installing_Java and especially last part Installing eclipse is extremely easy -- just unpack archive with binaries somewhere and launch it :) Yeah, I was pretty leary of going w

Re: What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-27 Thread Bill Wohler
I use the Sun stuff. I also create dummy Debian java packages per the Debian Java FAQ (use Google to find it). A couple of years ago, Eclipse was better than NetBeans--mostly in the refactoring arena--and so Eclipse is what I use now. I don't know how NetBeans stacks up against NetBeans now. Ther

Re: What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-17 Thread Marc Shapiro
Vitaliy Ischenko wrote: The "best" SDK is SUN sdk read this http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Installing_Java and especially last part Installing eclipse is extremely easy -- just unpack archive with binaries somewhere and launch it :) Yeah, I was pretty leary of going with anything other tha

Re: What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-16 Thread Vitaliy Ischenko
The "best" SDK is SUN sdk read this http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Installing_Java and especially last part Installing eclipse is extremely easy -- just unpack archive with binaries somewhere and launch it :) В Срд, 15/02/2006 в 16:54 -0800, Marc Shapiro пишет: > Please, no flame wars! > > I u

Re: What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-16 Thread Graham Smith
As far as the JDK / JRE goes I would stick with the Sun VMs for now. They are fairly easy to install on Debian (Google for debian java). There are plenty of development environments for Java but the two most widely used are eclipse and netbeans. I use netbeans but I am considering switching to

Re: What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-15 Thread L.V.Gandhi
On 2/15/06, Marc Shapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Checking apt-cache show implies that I can change my JAVA_HOME > environment variable, which makes it sound like this will completely > replace j2re1.4.2. Is this correct? Is it a good idea? will this > affect running java apps in mozilla-su

What is the best java development and vm ?

2006-02-15 Thread Marc Shapiro
Please, no flame wars! I understand that what is best for one person may not be for another. I think that it is time to learn to code in java. Where do I start? I have verified that I do not have javac on my box. In trying to find what package provides javac I came across free-java-sdk. Th