Good JSP Editor
Richard Harris
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Bharatesh H Kakamari
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Anil Vupputuri
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Brett Knapik
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posted 16 years ago
I would have to say forte too, its just slow if you have a 200 mhz machine. Since I optimized my machine with nortan system works it works great.
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Jeroen Wenting
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posted 16 years ago
JBuilder 4 is my favourite, but you may need the Pro version.
A free editor is provided by SilverStream on http://devcenter.silverstream.com . It is basic, but functional. You can turn syntax highlighting on and off for both HTML and Java code independently (which may come in handy at times). It is designed to integrate with their appserver, but can be used standalone as well.
A free editor is provided by SilverStream on http://devcenter.silverstream.com . It is basic, but functional. You can turn syntax highlighting on and off for both HTML and Java code independently (which may come in handy at times). It is designed to integrate with their appserver, but can be used standalone as well.
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Geoff Tate
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posted 16 years ago
still using JBuilder 3, JUnit and Notepad 
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