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Eclipse and J2EE?

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Matthias - 14 Nov 2003 10:49 GMT
Hi there,

a pretty short question to you: Does eclipse (www.eclipse.org) support J2EE?

Thanks!
Matthias
Dobromir Gaydarov - 15 Nov 2003 03:09 GMT
Yes.

> Hi there,
>
> a pretty short question to you: Does eclipse (www.eclipse.org) support J2EE?
>
> Thanks!
> Matthias
Marcus Beyer - 17 Nov 2003 15:29 GMT
> a pretty short question to you: Does
> eclipse (www.eclipse.org) support J2EE?

Yes, but very basic. If you want advanced
J2EE support there are two products
(which are sets of plugins for Eclipse):

MyEclipse http://myeclipseide.com/
Lomboz http://www.objectlearn.com/

Both have a good JSP editor, XDoclet
support, etc.

However, after evaluating them several
days I decided to buy MyEclipse (costs
30 USD per year), because:

- better support (included in the 30 $)
- better JSP editor (separates imports)
- better deployment logic (Lomboz: weird)
- nice "Sync-on-Demand" feature

Cheers!
!Marcus


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