Best IDE for J2EE or struts?
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Forte for java is very good
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I love netbeans, it has anumber of built in features that aide in app development. Code completion, cvs, refactoring,etc... You may also want to check out eclipse and Sun Studio.  I know  for sure sun studio also adds a UML editor which is pretty clever since it also allows you to generate java code from the UML diagrams
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To open them for editing, you can use any standard text editor. I like JCreator, but anything from Notepad to Dreamweaver will work.\n\nTo open them for viewing, you'll need a browser, but you can't just open it directly or it will look strange. It has to be served to your browser via a "servlet container." A servlet container translates JavaServer Pages (JSP) code into straight HTML that the browser can render.\n\nApache Tomcat is the reference implementation of a servlet container. You can download it for free at tomcat.apache.org.
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Same and JeffAv above.  SCSI are faster than IDE but you need a SCSI card reader. Nice feature about SCSI is that you can daisy chain (put multiple) hard drives all on the same card.
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Yes surely you can. Initially the going may be a little tough, but definitely u can.\n\nkev is correct but IMHO  do not use NetBeans IDE at the very begining. In stead write programs in a text editor for some days.\n\nAlso get the following book.\n\nThe complete reference JAVA By Herbert Schildt. J2SE 5 edition. This is a must.\n\nThis site is still under construction. U may check it about a month or two later. I believe we shall be ready by then. There we shall definitely help people like u.\n\nhttp://defttips.googlepages.com/defttips\n\nIf u like I shall inform u as soon as we r ready.
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DreamWeaver MX is the gold standard. Pros use that.\n\nYou can use BBEdit Lite if you don't want to pay anything, which is kind of a glorified SimpleText. There is also an Open Source program called nVU (http://www.nvu.com/download.html) which isn't too bad, and previews pages with the same engine as Firefox (Gecko web engine.)
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I recommend http://www.adobe.com/products/homesite/\nIts a great tool for html and javascript design. You can also use http://www.textpad.com to do your java compiling, jsp compiling and its great for html too. It does code compare.\n\nJbuilder or WSAD are good for Java.
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i would suggest Namo WebEditor for the begining... very complex and at the same time easy to use. Good luck
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Well, I'm assuming if you are asking, you want the Java that most users want, not the SDK.\n\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n\nI hope that helps!\n\nMike
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If you want a comprehensive one for starter, AceHTML4Free\nhttp://www.download.com/AceHTML-Freeware/3000-2048_4-10472332.html?tag=lst-0-1
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USE MODEL -1 architecture, use only JSP and JavaBeans, even if u don't want JavaBeans U can use JSP and any backend database.
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i use eclipse for my java programs.. its quite simple, and gives u the exact lines where errors start..\njgrasp too works well..\ngood luck
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dig into: \nhttp://www.javaranch.com/newsletter/Mar2002/struts.html http://www.laliluna.de/struts-jsf-jsp-servlets-tutorials.html http://www.jspolympus.com/Struts/Struts.jsp\nyou will find all u need here. also visit the struts home page
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You can't beat Visual Studio for an IDE and the Express version is free.
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depends on the complexity of the site , you could prolly do a basic one yourself but if you want java apps and scripts then alot more. it's a bit like asking how much will a car cost me, a mini is aot cheaper than a mercedes
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jcreator.com\neclipse.org\nThey are free, I use jcreator, but my friends love eclipse
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Well, you'll need a web server that can run JSP:\n\nhttp://tomcat.apache.org/ (you need Apache and Tomcat)\n\nThen you'll need an application to write code:\n\nhttp://www.stylusstudio.com/jsp_ide.html\n\nAnd you'll need Java itself:\n\nhttp://java.sun.com/products/jsp/