on 06-15-2005 3:03 AM
Hi All,
I am a .Net developer whose responsibilities are now going to include developing JSP pages. I am in the process of learning JSP. Can anyone answer the following question:
Is there a IDE for developing JSPs like IDEs for VB and .Net where you can create front ends by dragging and dropping controls on pages.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Regards
Aurang
Hi Aurang,
There are lots of IDEs for JAVA/JSP e.g. TextEdit, EditPlus, Allaire KAWA, Oracle's JDeveloper, IBM's Visual
Age, Eclipse, JBuilder and many more.
You need to by most of them, but some are free also.
Search web for details on these editors.
Hope it helps.
Regards,
Narinder Hartala
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Hi Aurang,
what has been answered so far is the question for Java IDEs, but what you are looking for is visual creation of (Java driven) web content, right so far?!
In this case, two things should be interesting for you: Java Server Faces (not supported by SAP so far, so as well not by NetWeaver Developer Studio, the Eclipse based SAP IDE, but by Sun Java Studio Creator and NetBeans 4.1.
And: WebDynpro, some special technique developed by SAP; for this you are at the right place here This is supported by NWDS.
Hope it helps
Detlev
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Hi Aurang,
You can get free IDE's from these links. Both these IDE's are good to develope JSP application and easy to understand.
<u>Eclipse:</u>
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?
<u>Netbeans</u>
http://www.netbeans.info/downloads/download.php?type=4.1
Hope this helps you.
Regards
Pravesh
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