For XML editing I use the "XML Buddy" Eclipse plug-in -- using the DTD
it validates the XML and also supports content-assist.
Matteo Miraz wrote:
Ok, I understand and agree with you, but what you use to develop with struts?
You just edit the xml config files with a notepad?
I'm looking for someth
Matteo Miraz wrote:
Ok, I understand and agree with you, but what you use to develop with struts?
You just edit the xml config files with a notepad?
I'm looking for something that helps me using struts...
Not sure what you mean by "helps me". I personally like to use simple
editors like VI and Te
Ok, I understand and agree with you, but what you use to develop with struts?
You just edit the xml config files with a notepad?
I'm looking for something that helps me using struts...
On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 19:35:19 -0400, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Juan Alvarado wrote:
>
> > That i
Thank you all for your feedback.
Anders
> Ive used eclipse and never looked back :), for plugins just take a
> look at http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net
>
> -you may use lomboz plugin for jsp/jstl/j2ee projects
> -you can search
> http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net/eclipse/search.jsp?query=struts for
> st
Ive used eclipse and never looked back :), for plugins just take a
look at http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net
-you may use lomboz plugin for jsp/jstl/j2ee projects
-you can search
http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net/eclipse/search.jsp?query=struts for
struts plugins
On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 19:35:19 -0400, Rick
Juan Alvarado wrote:
That is the underlying concept of a tool like xdoclet. It allows you
to edit/generate the struts config file from your action classes instead
of the file itself. It's also that way for EJBs, JDO etc...etc... It
basically comes down to the preference of the developer.
For EJBs e
Hey Rick:
That is the underlying concept of a tool like xdoclet. It allows you to edit/generate
the struts config file from your action classes instead of the file itself. It's also
that way for EJBs, JDO etc...etc... It basically comes down to the preference of the
developer. I personally lik
Juan Alvarado wrote:
Or you can try xdoclet http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net to build your
struts config.
Hey Juan:) What's up? Guess you aren't in Miami right now (Hurricane
Frances for those in Rio Linda). (Ok enough personal email on the Struts
list)...but...
xdoclet sucks for use with Struts:
Or you can try xdoclet http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net to build your struts config. But
I agree with Rick, first know what's going on underneath the hood before you start
using all the toys.
Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Anders Jacobsen wrote:
> What IDE´s and tools would you recommend
Anders Jacobsen wrote:
What IDE´s and tools would you recommend for a Struts developer?
(Im pretty new in the Java world)
I only like tools that make my job easier. A good IDE is nice for pop up
code completion of methods, for refactoring and debugging. (I like
Intellij IDEA but Eclipse is goo
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