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Looking for a good j2ee plugin - NOT LOMBOZ!!! [message #1287]

Mon, 21 April 2003 14:14

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jonathan.brighthaul.com

Is there a GOOD j2ee plugin out there (NOT LOMBOZ)?
I'm looking for something with ejb wizard (a simple one just for generating
classes with empty methods)
and a decent jsp development/debugging ability.

Re: Looking for a good j2ee plugin - NOT LOMBOZ!!! [message #1755 is a reply to message #1287]

Tue, 22 April 2003 08:31

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: hama.yahoo.com

Yonatan Taub wrote:

> Is there a GOOD j2ee plugin out there (NOT LOMBOZ)?
> I'm looking for something with ejb wizard (a simple one just for generating
> classes with empty methods)
> and a decent jsp development/debugging ability.

so you have to go and search another IDE.

with eclipse you get everything, expect J2EE development (with the
exception of lomboz) and with JSP Development/debugging support (without
set up your project to a plugin oriented structure ;( )

Re: Looking for a good j2ee plugin - NOT LOMBOZ!!! [message #1781 is a reply to message #1755]

Tue, 22 April 2003 10:49

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: jonathan.brighthaul.com

As I feared.
I've developed some with Intellij and its GREAT!!!!
Eclipse is an excellent tool and we use it at work because of its cost -
zero bucks.
It's unfortunate that this is the case.
I really don't like the lomboz plugin and some of its features don't work.
Especially is annoying that in order to debug jsp files, you have to use the
generated servlet.
Hope somebody will come up with a good plugin for this.

"hama" <hama@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:b83cna$3o0$1@rogue.oti.com...
> Yonatan Taub wrote:
>
> > Is there a GOOD j2ee plugin out there (NOT LOMBOZ)?
> > I'm looking for something with ejb wizard (a simple one just for
generating
> > classes with empty methods)
> > and a decent jsp development/debugging ability.
>
>
> so you have to go and search another IDE.
>
> with eclipse you get everything, expect J2EE development (with the
> exception of lomboz) and with JSP Development/debugging support (without
> set up your project to a plugin oriented structure ;( )
>
>
>
>

Re: Looking for a good j2ee plugin - NOT LOMBOZ!!! [message #1804 is a reply to message #1287]

Tue, 22 April 2003 11:14

Eclipse User

Watch for the release of MyEclipse at www.myeclipeide.com in the next few
weeks. It will provide basic J2EE features for JSP and EJB development,
deployment, and appserver operation.

Wayne

"Yonatan Taub" <jonathan@brighthaul.com> wrote in message
news:b81bqf$ls3$1@rogue.oti.com...
> Is there a GOOD j2ee plugin out there (NOT LOMBOZ)?
> I'm looking for something with ejb wizard (a simple one just for
generating
> classes with empty methods)
> and a decent jsp development/debugging ability.
>
>

Re: Looking for a good j2ee plugin - NOT LOMBOZ!!! [message #6593 is a reply to message #1781]

Sun, 27 April 2003 11:30

Eclipse User

The Jboss IDE is pretty good. It is a plugin for eclipse. It is specific to JBoss however. But it has the niftiest xdoclet support out there.

-prabhakar

On Tue, 22 Apr 2003 17:49:22 +0300
"Yonatan Taub" <jonathan@brighthaul.com> wrote:

> As I feared.
> I've developed some with Intellij and its GREAT!!!!
> Eclipse is an excellent tool and we use it at work because of its cost -
> zero bucks.
> It's unfortunate that this is the case.
> I really don't like the lomboz plugin and some of its features don't work.
> Especially is annoying that in order to debug jsp files, you have to use the
> generated servlet.
> Hope somebody will come up with a good plugin for this.
>
> "hama" <hama@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:b83cna$3o0$1@rogue.oti.com...
> > Yonatan Taub wrote:
> >
> > > Is there a GOOD j2ee plugin out there (NOT LOMBOZ)?
> > > I'm looking for something with ejb wizard (a simple one just for
> generating
> > > classes with empty methods)
> > > and a decent jsp development/debugging ability.
> >
> >
> > so you have to go and search another IDE.
> >
> > with eclipse you get everything, expect J2EE development (with the
> > exception of lomboz) and with JSP Development/debugging support (without
> > set up your project to a plugin oriented structure ;( )
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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