Dave Newton-4 wrote:
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> Spend the $50; good grief.
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Having been down this road, I would venture with the "Don't bother." side
of the argument
In my opinion, while the price is fantastic, you're generally stuck with
versions that lag behind their completely free implementations ( i.e
Am Montag, 2. April 2007 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Please suggest me how I go about this. As I am new to struts, I don't mind
> going with struts 1 or struts 2. I also thought it is always good to go
> with the latest version, so that there won't be a question of migrating to
> struts 2 later. W
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> I also thought it is always good to go with the
> latest version, so that there won't be a question of
> migrating to struts 2 later. What would you suggest?
> struts 1 or struts 2?
Struts 2, without question.
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I too like Netbeans, although I now use Eclipse because my company
focuses on using Eclipse and RAD.
I am not sure if I'd recommend MyEclipse for Struts. I heard wonderful
things about it
tible with the latest Eclipse, and the last time I
read its specs it seemed to support a fairly recent version of Struts
(maybe 2.0?)
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From: Piero Sartini [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2007 11:25 AM
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> Please suggest me a free IDE (mostly Eclipse plugin), for developing
> struts-enabled web application. (if possible supporting my run-time too)
Since you asked about an Eclipse plugin, I am not suggesting NetBeans -
otherwise I would do that for sure ;)
Anyway, I am not aware of any Struts spe
I agree with Dave, MyEclipse is a decent/good IDE, and unbeatable for
the price, if you're paid by the hour you'll make back the $50
quickly. You might also want to take a look at the Eclipse WTP, I have
not used it personally but I believe it has tools for JSP editing.
Also, you can probably get
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't want to use MyEclipse too as my company
> won't be paying for it.
Spend the $50; good grief.
AFAIK nothing really supports S2 yet, although I don't
know what the state of WW support was in any of the
IDEs.
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