Re: [uug] J2EE on linux

[Al Byers]

As you can see below, I am a strong advocate of the Open for Business 
platform. Not sure what you need to do, but often Java Beans are 
overkill and if you are going to be doing a lot of database work, it is 
a lot of trouble to create classes for each entity just to persist them. 
OFBiz has an entity engine that masks most of the database details. 
Lately OFBiz has been doing a lot to automate the generation of forms.

It is also some of the best examples of Java coding and pattern use that 
you will find (except for the parts that they let me write :0).

-Al

Adam Jessop Ravitch wrote:

Just a quick question, does anyone have any experience developing J2EE 
on linux? What IDE and tools would you recommend using? Is there a way 
to do it completely with open source software? Thanks for any 
information you might have.

Adam Ravitch

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