:-)
You wrote:
"I'm currently on Windoze, I use Textpad when not using Eclipse."
VIM.org is GUI VI that runs on Windoze! And it runs in X.
He, he, he.
(as does Eclipse-Run in X. and of course everyone knows that RH 8 is avilable for free to download, they are not allowed to charge, RH can only charge for the CD).
Oh yeah, ant is great, but just to comiple and run in dev., one does not have to set it up.
.V
James Mitchell wrote:
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Thanks for writing it up.
I would say an alternative is to set up your project in webapps\myProject, and run the Container outside of IDE (as you would in production).
That's correct. I never run my apps with any IDE's "plugged-in" container. If needed, I'll remotely attach to the VM and debug from there.This makes it easy to configure Container ( Tomcat or Resin, or Orion, etc.) to save the session while you change the class "live"
A good practice to be able to change the class and not have to restart
Container, and not have to reacquire the session; while in dev. mode.
Ex: If you change your Action Java code, and you are logged in to you webapp, you do not want to navigate back to the same point (save session) or restart container.
Agreed. You have many options available with a good Ant build script. Anything you have to do 'by hand' can be (and usually already is)
provided with ant tasks.
In recent projects, I've used Ant to do tasks (ftp, database calls, etc)
that are totally unrelated to software development. The possibilities
are endless!!!
Also, sometimes one uses more than one IDE at a time, ex: Eclipse and when it gets rought, Vi.
.V
Since I'm currently on Windoze, I use Textpad when not using Eclipse. -- James Mitchell Software Engineer/Struts Evangelist http://www.open-tools.org/ "The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them." - Mark Twain (1835-1910)
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