on 07-16-2008 11:41 AM
I am a java beginner. i need to know which interface i can use to write java code
Hi ,
u can write java code in many places
notepad,
edit plus ,
eclipse ,
netbeans ,
NWDS (in j2ee perspective thisis for sap side )
all the thing u need to install jdk first ...
set your class path .
go to command promt -> type cmd
ur command prompt opens .
open note pad write some code
execute in command promt by typing javac abc.java
i fno errors type java abc
ur code will be executed and result displayed
regards ,
venkat p
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Hi,
in my opinion the best way is to use an IDE like Eclipse or Netbeans. You can get it for free and it has everything "build in". You get all kinds of coding helps like code completion, syntax highlighting, etc. And you can directly run your program with one button press and don't have to use command line or additional tools. There is also a big community where you can get help.
The only thing that you additionally need is the JDK (Java Development Kit) that you can get from Sun (java.sun.com -> Download -> Java SE). It has the Java compiler and virtual machine to execute the compiled program.
Regards,
Andreas
Hi Willard,
I think you should try BlueJ.
You can download it from
Link: [http://www.bluej.org/download/download.html]
There is an introduction as well as other helpful material.
Regards
Naresh Garg.
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hi..
If you are a beginner, then go for TextPad. Install it on your system and you can compile your code there only. After that you can start working with other S/w like Eclipse.
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Hi,
You can use the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio or pure Eclipse. Tell me if you need some documentation.
Best regards,
Ekaterina
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Hi, Willard,
For simple Java programs, you can use some simple text editor (Notepad) for your code.
Regards,
Yordan
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