Hi. Recently I had access to a computer in the middle of nowhere with
your basic JRE on it and I decided to do some light programming with
Notepad. Soon I realized how used to things like auto-indents and
automatic go-to-compile-error-line lists I was, so I decided to make my
own Java frontend. I call it Flavor Crystals. You give it a directory
and it parses all of the java files in it and all the subdirectories.
There's a JTree on the left with all the files, and class methods and
inner-classes too. The bottom houses the output window, which is a
JList that automatically uses compiler and runtime output to get you to
the exact line that you need (works for exceptions too). I've gotten
this thing to a pretty nice state and I thought other people might get
use out of it too, instead of using those incredibly bulky Java
environments by Borland and IBM. Let me know if you'd like a copy and
if you'd like to help me develop it along. I want to add debugging
support (see previous msg) as well. Again, I think this is a really
nice tool.

Best,
Ron