Calber Chainy wrote:
Hello List, I wondered if there would be an X programming environment for JavaYou may also want to take a look at JEdit - we have some staff that use it and it seems to work quite well as an IDE (including Ant and Jakarta integration, integration into Javadocs, refactoring modules etc.). It also is a pure java app and runs pretty much identically on both Debian and Win32 (which is handy in a heterogeneous development team).
and which packages will I have to install.
Thanks a Lot.
Chainy.
I have used it, but then I'm not a Java Guru by any means. I've tried Forte and it was just too wierd for me, but it has probably changed in V6. I havent used Emacs for Java, as Jedit works well for what I do in Java. I do use Emacs for JNI work though - I just havent bothered to make Emacs play with Ant so someone else may know how well that works.
Hope this helps,
John P Foster (who is STILL not the guy who makes the beer)
Senior Research Scientist
Golden Orb Technologies LTD
http://www.saebr.com/
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