Need a good java IDE

I'm looking for a good IDE for java. Anyone got a suggestion about
which to use and where to get it from?

re: Need a good java IDE

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> which to use and where to get it from?[/color]

NetBeans - excellent and free
Eclipse - excellent (free?)
JBuilderX - good, not free

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Kova

re: Need a good java IDE

JCreator (www.jcreator.com) is also a simple and good one.
both free and commercial versions.

Hamed

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>>I'm looking for a good IDE for java. Anyone got a suggestion about
>>which to use and where to get it from?[/color]
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> NetBeans - excellent and free
> Eclipse - excellent (free?)
> JBuilderX - good, not free
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> Kova
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Eclipse is also free .... www.eclipse.org

Hamed Seifoddini <hamed@seifoddini.com> wrote in message news:<cb9oqf$o1g5@news-dxb.emirates.net.ae>...[color=blue]
> JCreator (www.jcreator.com) is also a simple and good one.
> both free and commercial versions.
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> Hamed
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> Kova wrote:[color=green][color=darkred]
> >>I'm looking for a good IDE for java. Anyone got a suggestion about
> >>which to use and where to get it from?[/color]
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> > NetBeans - excellent and free
> > Eclipse - excellent (free?)
> > JBuilderX - good, not free
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> > Kova
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re: Need a good java IDE

Kova,

Don't forget Oracle's JDeveloper...

David Rolfe
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>>I'm looking for a good IDE for java. Anyone got a suggestion about
>>which to use and where to get it from?[/color]
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> NetBeans - excellent and free
> Eclipse - excellent (free?)
> JBuilderX - good, not free
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> Kova
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>[/color]

re: Need a good java IDE

> Kova,[color=blue]
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> Don't forget Oracle's JDeveloper...[/color]

of course I don't know them all, should mentioned that

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Kova

re: Need a good java IDE

"Jean Paul" <piggybing@lycos.nl> wrote in message
news:e4f9852.0406220139.506ceb02@posting.google.co m...[color=blue]
> I'm looking for a good IDE for java. Anyone got a suggestion about
> which to use and where to get it from?[/color]

(DON"T LAUGH), but i've heard some people use emacs... ahhahaha ok you can
laugh....

Depends on what type of programming you're doing... Eclipse is pretty good
and JBuilder too if you're doing e-commerce large-scale apps...

If not, try stuff like EditPluss or simple notepad. Edit Plus makes it so
you don't have to go into the DOS environment and continually type in javac
asldkflsdf.java java laksdjflkj. etc... But i dont think it fares well for
large scale apps where you need ANT adn etc. to create the architecture....

I said a lot, but the other respondents do have some good posts.. listen to
them too...

re: Need a good java IDE

Context and Command Prompt



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> I'm looking for a good IDE for java. Anyone got a suggestion about
> which to use and where to get it from?[/color]

re: Need a good java IDE

piggybing@lycos.nl (Jean Paul) wrote in message news:<e4f9852.0406220139.506ceb02@posting.google.c om>...[color=blue]
> I'm looking for a good IDE for java. Anyone got a suggestion about
> which to use and where to get it from?[/color]

I highly recommend eclipse. It is free and comes with so many
wonderful (sometimes little but highly useful and producitivity
enhancing) features that it is in a different league from say,
JCreator for instance. I've used JCreator and it is fine for a free
IDE but eclipse is on a different level. Throw in all the plugins
being developed (and already developed) for adding powerful
functionality to eclipse, and you have an IDE that you should
absolutely try out.