On Thu, Apr 03, 2003 at 05:18:13PM -0800, Ed Ventura wrote:
> Yeah, the java programmer here redid the site that I created in
> dreamweaver with his own code and it worked fine. Of course he
> changed the jsp pages to be template pages instead.
It's really hard to know what could have been ha
fication and reference
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> Have you tried replacing the MM code with you own? If you replace MM's code
> with code you write yourself and it stil
sure, if you're not really a programmer.
Val
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> It shouldn't be bringing down the server. Have you searched the Dreamweaver
> archives about the issue?
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> What exactly was the situation, and what server are you using? I'm
nt: Thursday, April 03, 2003 6:09 PM
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Yeah, I'm not a "programmer" but more of a designer making the transition. I
was using DW MX to just do simple insert, delete, update pages and it was
very easy to do it but wh
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> Hi Ed,
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>> Val, have you tried using the jsp stuff that is included in dreamweaver?
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Hi Ed,
>Val, have you tried using the jsp stuff that is included in dreamweaver?
Yes, I have.
I write Web applications, though, not web sites, so I need the separation of
content and logic. It's cleaner that way, especially if graphics people who
don't do programming work on the front end while
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> Hi,
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> I am using Dreamweaver MX to create the interface, because it is so good for
> that, and JBuilder to create JavaBeans to handle the business logic. Thatn
> way I can keep the presentation and the code independen
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I hate to say it but I went though the same effort a
hich has syntax
highlighting.
HTH,
Kenny
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> Does anyone know a good application for developing quick low
Ed-
What is high end programming?
-Martin
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> Does anyone know a good application for developing quick
try intellij idea ... very nice
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From: Ed Ventura [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 April 2003 17:59
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Does anyone know a good application for developing quick low-level jsp
pages? I am currently using
Does anyone know a good application for developing quick low-level jsp
pages? I am currently using dreamweaver but they seem to be putting out bad
code that crashes my web server. I know that jbuilder is a good application
but that seems like more of a high end type of programming.
Thanks,
ed vent
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