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Java Forum / Tools / April 2004[ANN] Oracle JDeveloper 10g production is now available for download.
Oracle today released the new Oracle JDeveloper 10g. The focus of this version is on simplifying J2EE to enable more developers to join the Java camp. However, experienced developers will find many useful features for them too. A partial list of the new features: Visual Struts page flow modeler for the struts-config.xml file Visual layout editor for JSP/HTML and Swing applications Deployment wizards for Oracle AS, Weblogic, JBoss, Tomcat Drag and Drop data binding to JSP and Swing UI. (works for EJB, Web services, JavaBeans, Toplink and Oracle ADF Business components) UML modeling and code generation for Java classes, EJB, database objects, and Web services. Design pattern implementation for EJB Integrated TopLink for O/R and persistence Web services wizards and WS-I support Improved code editor for Java, JSP, XML, PL/SQL, HTML XML Schema visual editor Hot Swap debugger Code audits and metrics And much more The MVC based Oracle Application Development Framework (Oracle ADF) brings all these features together to create a complete application development process. The framework uses Struts as the controller, and provides an innovative model layer (the basis for JSR-227) that let you easily bind EJB, Web services, Javabeans, TopLink, or ADF Business Components to Web interfaces through simple drag and drop procedures. The resulting project can be deployed to any J2EE server and work with any database. Download the complete product with no time limit at http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev Oracle JDeveloper license is $995. > Oracle today released the new Oracle JDeveloper 10g. > The focus of this version is on simplifying J2EE to enable more [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > Oracle JDeveloper license is $995. it's actually 9.05 with a 10g "intro screen", I certainly would not pay $1000 for the program. the only thing it's got going for it over Eclipse is the visual layout, but even that is seriously flawed. steve > > Oracle today released the new Oracle JDeveloper 10g. > > The focus of this version is on simplifying J2EE to enable more [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > > steve Oh realy? Can you specify where in eclipse do you get any of the following? Visual Struts page flow modeler for the struts-config.xml file Visual layout editor for JSP/HTML and Swing applications Deployment wizards for Oracle AS, Weblogic, JBoss, Tomcat Drag and Drop data binding to JSP and Swing UI. (works for EJB, Web services, JavaBeans, Toplink and Oracle ADF Business components) UML modeling and code generation for Java classes, EJB, database objects, and Web services. Design pattern implementation for EJB Integrated TopLink for O/R and persistence Web services wizards and WS-I support XML Schema visual editor Code audits and metrics To get these types of things you'll need to start hunting down and buying a huge number of eclipse plug-in. By the time you finish up finding and paying for all of those, and making sure they all work together without crahing your eclipse, you'll spend so much developer time that the developer salary for the time spent will certainly be more than the $995 you pay for JDevelopper. In any case I wouldn't put Eclipse and JDev in the same level of IDE. Eclipse and Intellij is one level. JDeveloper, JBuilder, IBM WSAD - are in a different lebel of functionality. And in this group, You can't get a better value for your money than JDeveloper. >>>Oracle today released the new Oracle JDeveloper 10g. >>>The focus of this version is on simplifying J2EE to enable more [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] > functionality. And in this group, You can't get a better value for > your money than JDeveloper. Hi Shay; I switched from jDeveloper 9.0.3 to Netbeans to Eclipse about a year ago, and have been monitoring jDeveloper news ever since. Regarding persistence, does Toplink provide transparent persistence, say something like Hibernate? Also, when you say "Integrated Toplink"; integrated with what? With the ide, appserver (which), or both? Do I need a middle tier to utilize Toplink? Also, does the code-editor support folding/collapsing methods/classes? Also, is (are) there Oracle newsgroup(s)? I find the forums too slow. I wish you all (Oracle, Eclipse, Netbeans) the BEST! It makes things better for us developers. -nat natG <natgrossDOTrentalsystems@verizon.net> wrote in message > Regarding persistence, does Toplink provide transparent persistence, say > something like Hibernate? Also, when you say "Integrated Toplink"; > integrated with what? With the ide, appserver (which), or both? Do I > need a middle tier to utilize Toplink? I am not a TopLink expert. So I would recommend that you'll ask your toplink/hibernate question on the TopLink forum here: http://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jsp?forum=48 As far as integration of TopLink - I meant intgeration with the IDE. (But toplink is also integrated with the appserver). Basically when you use toplink you get a visual environment where you do your mapping of Java object to database object. This is now available as part of Oracle JDeveloper. See this online demo: http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/viewlets/10g/TLmapEditorXP_viewlet_swf.html You don't have to use a middle tier for toplink, it can work with simple Java objects and doesn't require you to use EJBs (although EJB deployment is one of its options). For more on TopLink - http://otn.oracle.com/products/ias/toplink/index.html > Also, does the code-editor support folding/collapsing methods/classes? Not yet but this is high on our priority list for the next version. > Also, is (are) there Oracle newsgroup(s)? I find the forums too slow. The best place to discuss Oracle is on the OTN discussion forums. The JDeveloper forum is here: http://otn.oracle.com/discussionforums/jdev.html Others are here: http://forums.oracle.com/forums/index.jsp?cat=9 > I wish you all (Oracle, Eclipse, Netbeans) the BEST! It makes things > better for us developers. > -nat > natG <natgrossDOTrentalsystems@verizon.net> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > http://otn.oracle.com/discussionforums/jdev.html > Others are here: http://forums.oracle.com/forums/index.jsp?cat=9 Thank you much; -nat Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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