+1, all the way On 24.01.12 18:24, Wes Wannemacher wrote: > I have nothing but good things to say about IntelliJ IDEA's Struts 2 > support... I have not used Struts 1 in a while, but I can tell you > that I really appreciate the following features: > > 1. It is aware that class files are Actions and/or spring beans. > Therefore, you can jump straight to the class's action configuration > or spring configuration. > 2. Tag autocompletion. It is aware of the parameters for all of the tags. > 3. OGNL awareness (I think this is new in IDEA 11), I believe it > matches variables back to properties on the action class, etc. > > Some of the other features that make it a pleasure to use: > - proper support for maven (this is my primary problem with Eclipse) > - very intuitive debugger > - JPQL console > > -Wes > > On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 12:10 PM, Burton Rhodes <burtonrho...@gmail.com> > wrote: >> I think this has been addressed before on this list, but I am wondering >> what you guys have found is the best environment to develop Struts. >> Currently I use Eclipse Indigo and don't really see any 'good' plugins. >> >> Since I use the XML method rather than annotations to map my actions, I >> find myself scrolling my incredibly long XML file to find the related >> action mappings. Surely there is a better way to do this? >> >> Also, a better auto complete feature for Struts tags in jsps would be nice. >> >> Am I willing to pay for software so I am not limited to eclipse for net >> beans. But the switch would need to offer a compelling reason to switch. >> >> Any advice would be welcome. >> >> Thanks, Burton > > >
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