[jsword-devel] Java IDE

[Brian Fernandes]

Troy,

Have you tried MyEclipse? It has most of what you miss from JBuilder. It 
still is Eclipse based, but should have all you need already configured 
and polished, ready to go.

Disclaimer: I work for Genuitec and I am the MyEclipseIDE team lead. 
We're working on the MyEclipse 7.1 release right now which should be 
released in a few day. I'm sure you'll like the JS editor we have in it too.

I use MyEclipse for FireBible development as well.

http://www.myeclipseide.com

Brian.

Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
> Hey Guys,
> 
> Sorry for this slightly off-topic email, but since JBuilder folded I've 
> been lost.
> 
> I have tried and tried and TRIED to like Eclipse, but after years of 
> trying, I'm giving up.  My conclusion is that Eclipse barely functions 
> when I finally get all the disparate pieces and tools updated and 
> configured how they're supposed to be.  It's sad.  It's a great concept, 
> but in practice, it does not compare to a commercial tool integrated and 
> packaged by a single organization-- which I fear is the same for our 
> software sometimes.
> 
> But anyway, I'll end my rant and reflection at that.
> 
> Can anyone suggest a new tool for me to try?  I'm considering NetBeans, 
> only because I know of no others.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
>     -Troy.
> 
> PS.  Usage, and what I miss from JBuilder: JSP editing/debugging, remote 
> edit via scp, database aware swing components, gui wysiwyg swing 
> editing, jar application packaging (dependency slurping to single jar), 
> vi editing!, and of course I'd like to have a nice js editor, but 
> haven't ever seen one in the wild.
> 
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