is that possible to run creator on netbean 5.5?

hi..i want to try glassfish newly ejb 3.0 featurebut i also want work on creator studiois that possible to run create on netbean 5.5?James

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# 1

Hi James,This isn't possible today, however it is in the works. Keep an eye out for an announcement in this area later this Fall.

peppertech at 2007-7-6 20:05:20 >

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# 2

Hi There,We are planning to release a plugin for netbeans which will provide Creator like functionality, a beta version of this will be out very soonand the final release too after that. So lookout for announcements on this to come shortly.ThanksK

kish@sun at 2007-7-6 20:05:21 >

# 3

This is great and what a lot of us asked for (a plug-in either to Eclipse or Netbeans).

IF the same level of functionality will be available as a plug-in, then this should be a formidable IDE to say the least. I know that by 6.0 Netbeans will have everything in it that I've been looking for before I make a complete switch over from Eclipse which I still use to do most everything but JSF related work.

It would be nice to be able to standardize on one tool that can do everything.

darrinps at 2007-7-6 20:05:21 >

# 4

I, personally, would love to see a plugin in for Eclipse. I feel it is a better and more powerful IDE. Sadly, I don't think that will be happening anytime in there near future. Maybe if creator is open sourced under a license which allows for modification and distribution with other products, but historically that is not what sun does.

I think it would be more productive if Sun made plugins for Eclipse and Netbeans. That would surely help the use of JSF and other Sun technologies spread. Again, I don't believe that falls under Sun's current business plan.

Tosa_Developer at 2007-7-6 20:05:21 >

# 5

Just curious. What do you like so much about Eclipse that Netbeans 5.0+ doesn't provide?

brentryan@gmailcom at 2007-7-6 20:05:21 >

# 6

> Just curious. What do you like so much about Eclipse

> that Netbeans 5.0+ doesn't provide?

For me, one thing that I really like about Eclipse is it's hi-lighting capability.Click on a variable or methd name and all like variables or methods are hi-lighted.

This feature (and others) will be available in release 6.0 of Netbeans and at that time, I imagine that I will be making a switch as by then with the JSC plugin, and the ease of EJB 3.0 development, I expect Netbeans to be a far more capable IDE in terms of "do it all" ability.

darrinps at 2007-7-6 20:05:21 >

# 7

> For me, one thing that I really like about Eclipse is

> it's hi-lighting capability.Click on a variable or

> methd name and all like variables or methods are

> hi-lighted.

No need to wait, you can do that now.

Try this: Click on a word and press Ctrl-F3. All the usages of that variable or method are highlighted.

To learn more about keyboard shortcuts, choose Help > Help Contents > Introduction and Setup > Keyboard Shortcuts > Editor Keyboard Shortcuts from the main menu

or go to

http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/reference/docs/help/2upd ate1/a11y/editor_shortcuts.html

jetsons at 2007-7-6 20:05:21 >

# 8

HiAny more news on when this will be released?Preview and final?Version of Netbeans 5.5 or 6.X

349945 at 2007-7-6 20:05:21 >

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