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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Bruno Melloni <Br...@wnco.com> on 2006/10/19 16:44:33 UTC
Drag-and-drop struts-aware IDE?
We are constantly getting pressure to consider .NET development because
it is faster than our traditional J2EE/Struts work. After an in-depth
comparison of the two, the main advantage of .NET in regard to "speed of
development" seems to be that you can easily drag and drop a few
controls, build and presto! You get a running application.
I was wondering if there are any *good* IDEs or preferably Eclipse
plug-ins that support this type of behavior for a recent version of
Struts (1.2.9, 1.3.5, or 2.0.x). I know that IBM's RAD6 is supposed to
do this, but apparently it is still hopelessly stuck at Struts 1.1.
Any advice would be welcome.
Re: Drag-and-drop struts-aware IDE?
Posted by "Peter L. Berghold" <Pe...@berghold.net>.
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Bruno Melloni wrote:
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> Any advice would be welcome.
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Bruno,
While it isn't drag and drop, I am a big fan (warts and all.. and it
does have warts) of MyEclipseIDE (http://www.myeclipseide.com/) which
is a plugin to Eclipse (http:///www.eclipse.org). The professional
version (US$50/year license) supports Struts, Hibernate, Spring and a
bunch of other stuff I don't use. All in all it's a good toolset.
My current objection to the product, and their working to fix it, is
instability on the Linux platform.
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Re: Drag-and-drop struts-aware IDE?
Posted by Medicherla Lakshmi <la...@yahoo.co.in>.
Hi,
I agree with ur opinion. I feel that the asp taglibrary is very helpful in using many controls and components in .NET and this is available by default which they do not need to include seperately.
Bruno Melloni <Br...@wnco.com> wrote:
We are constantly getting pressure to consider .NET development because
it is faster than our traditional J2EE/Struts work. After an in-depth
comparison of the two, the main advantage of .NET in regard to "speed of
development" seems to be that you can easily drag and drop a few
controls, build and presto! You get a running application.
I was wondering if there are any *good* IDEs or preferably Eclipse
plug-ins that support this type of behavior for a recent version of
Struts (1.2.9, 1.3.5, or 2.0.x). I know that IBM's RAD6 is supposed to
do this, but apparently it is still hopelessly stuck at Struts 1.1.
Any advice would be welcome.
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