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switch from NetBeans to Eclipse

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Andy Fish - 13 May 2004 09:15 GMT
Hi,

I'm just moving to a development machine (win XP) so I'm reinstalling all my
software, and I'm wondering whether to try out Eclipse rather than NetBeans
for my java IDE.

My java work is almost entirely server based (mostly servlets) and I really
like fact that with NB you can just press the debug button and have it start
up inside it's built-in tomcat. The main downsides are that I don't find it
as slick or fast in use as any of the microsoft visual studio IDEs, In
particular it seems very slow when single-stepping compared to something
like VB6.

I don't have any interest in running on any playform other than windows, or
on developing GUI apps.

I'd appreciate any comments from people who have used both these IDEs. I see
the IDE as purely a tool so I don't want to try learning a new one for the
sake of it, unless there is a good chance it will be more suitable than the
one I'm running already.

Many thanks

Andy
Antonino Salvatore Cutri' - 13 May 2004 11:43 GMT
> Hi,
>
> I'm just moving to a development machine (win XP) so I'm reinstalling all
> my software, and I'm wondering whether to try out Eclipse rather than
> NetBeans for my java IDE.
>...
Have you tried NetBeans 3.6?? I'ts very fast compared to the old 3.x
branch...
For Eclipse i have used only the Lomboz free plug-in for a small time, but
i'm going back to NetBeans. I think that using only Eclipse free plug-ins,
for now NetBeans is the right choice for the development and deployments of
JSP/Servlets apps.
I like both IDE's, currently i use Eclipse for all my non visual Java
projects, and NetBeans 3.6 for Servlet/JSP development.

> Many thanks
>
> Andy

Best Regards, Tony

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Andy Fish - 13 May 2004 16:23 GMT
> > Hi,
> >
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> I like both IDE's, currently i use Eclipse for all my non visual Java
> projects, and NetBeans 3.6 for Servlet/JSP development.

Thanks Tony,

I am still on 3.5 and I must admit I didn't know 3.6 was out - It seems
pretty silly how the "Update Center" feature doesn't even inform you when
there is a new version available.

I'll go with 3.6 on my new PC I think. hopefully the performance
improvements, in conjunction with newer hardware will make it more usable
for me.

Andy

> > Many thanks
> >
> > Andy
>
> Best Regards, Tony
Bob N - 14 May 2004 14:33 GMT
> Thanks Tony,
>
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>
> Andy

Andy,

If you go to the netbeans.org site, somewhere there you can subscribe to
 Netbeans announcements.

Bob
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Vestmark, Inc.
Wakefield, Massachusetts 01880
USA



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