Thank-you for the recommendation. I have been trying to get my head around
JDeveloper over the last few days. It looks hopeful once I can master it.
Once I have done that I shall download the trial and try JavaServer Faces, but
I think that two at once will be too much!
John
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Thank-you for the recommendation. I have been trying to get my head around
JDeveloper over the last few days. It looks hopeful once I can master it.
Once I have done
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i have started the state of art in developing MVC more than 1 month now
using
tomcat,
java
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i have started the state of art in developing MVC more than 1 month now
using
tomcat,
java,
jsf
and in comparison
asp.net
c#
and found .net has great strength in competition as you can download asp.net
for free
become bloated, just like Java is today.
Mike
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don't get caught up in the .Net HYPE!
stick with a standards based approach that's
well become bloated, just like Java is today.
Mike
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don't get caught up in the .Net HYPE!
stick with a standards based approach
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The JCP is NOT mostly controlled by SUN as you claim.
Simply navigate http://jcp.org and peruse the JSR's.
You'll see many
Michael,
I'm a bit biased, since I'm a Sun employee, but I can't resist...
Java is by no means closed, and Sun does not control it. It is an
industry-wide effort. Every change to Java goes through a relatively
light-weight process called the JCP and starts with a Java Specification
Request
and
reference
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Actually, Java is not open. I don't mean to start a major fight, but
the
admission that Java is owned by Sun and the JCP is still mostly
controlled
is there any free tools out there for JSF?
regards
hy
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Don't forget about JavaServer
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is there any free tools out there for JSF?
regards
hy
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I use an Oracle database running on HP Unix. Currently I am working to migrate
all of the UI to web based, thus giving my PC support colleagues the thin
client they would prefer! So far I have been using vi to create all of the
server side scripts, but I can see a lot of work ahead. Now I get
: Thursday, July 15, 2004 5:52 AM
Subject: JSP Tools
I use an Oracle database running on HP Unix. Currently I am working to
migrate
all of the UI to web based, thus giving my PC support colleagues the thin
client they would prefer! So far I have been using vi to create all of
the
server side
with JUnit that helps with the unit testing.
Hope this helps,
Mike
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I use an Oracle database running on HP Unix. Currently I am working to
migrate
all
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Does JSP have development tools available of the caliber that Microsoft
provides for ASP? Either already released or in development?
Sincerely,
Matthew Schroeder
PMAI
Software Developer
Phone: 517-788--8100 ext. 352
"For every action, there is an equal and opposite criticism."
-Anonymous
Yes. See "The Struts Framework", is part of the Jakarta Project,
and it's free:
http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/
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Does JSP have development tools available of the caliber that Microsoft
provides for ASP? Either already released or in development?
Sincerely,
Matthew Schroeder
PMAI
Software Developer
Phone: 517-788--8100 ext. 352
"For every a
Jbuilder 4.0 has the feature to debug JSPs and it's quite good.
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Can consider using Jdeveloper 3.0 from Oracle. Has support
installed
and puts a compile java, run java application, and run java applet menu
item. Pretty cool.
Stuart
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You will find two
ight after I
selected the JSP template. So it goes with Java GUIs . . .
Scott Stirling
West Newton, MA
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Take a look at the
.
Scott Stirling
West Newton, MA
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Take a look at the TextPad text editor. Just download the JSP syntax
dictionary and
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chad Pitt
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Dear All,
Can anyone tell me where i can download tool or
editor of JSP? doesn't matter free or trial version.
Please help, i r
if you can spend some money, and do a lot of multi-language programming
[sort of a definition of web stuff, what], Visual SlickEdit is slick.
it's not an IDE, just a Very Good editor. there is a trial download
at www.slickedit.com . you have to do some tweaking to get it to
recognize the java
ht after I
selected the JSP template. So it goes with Java GUIs . . .
Scott Stirling
West Newton, MA
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Take a look
://www.allaire.com/
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Dear All,
Can anyone tell me where i can download
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Dear All,
Can anyone tell me where i can download tool or
editor of JSP? doesn't matter free or trial version.
Please help, i really need it desperately.
thank you
Chad
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Where is the JSP syntax dictionary to download?
felip
Fernando Ribeiro wrote:
Take a look at the TextPad text editor. Just download the JSP syntax
dictionary and you are ready to go.
The best tool Ive ever used. If you want a IDE, Im not sure we have the
right
Dear All,
Can anyone tell me where i can download tool or
editor of JSP? doesn't matter free or trial version.
Please help, i really need it desperately.
thank you
Chad
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Dear All,
Can anyone tell me where i
Could you give me, please, a list of JSP modules for Apache?
What about GNUJSP?
When will it adhere to 0.92 spec?
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Roberto Torresani
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And when will it be released?
Vincent Partington wrote:
Hi Roberto,
Roberto Torresani wrote:
What about GNUJSP?
When will it adhere to 0.92 spec?
GNUJSP will never adhere to the JSP 0.92 spec. However I am currently
reading the draft of the 1.0 spec and plan to implement that as soon
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