IDE... please... >.<

hihi,I am new to java and EJB3, i am looking for a good standard EJB IDE which follows the java standard. I currently have no luck with Oracle, and eclipse is hard to install.... where can i find a ide which out-the-box can do ejb? thanks...Alan,
[267 byte] By [pc0416a] at [2007-11-26 17:42:43]
# 1

> I am new to java and EJB3, i am looking for a good

> standard EJB IDE which follows the java standard.

There are many Java standards.

> I currently have no luck with Oracle,

Oracle the database? Oracle's AS Java EE app server? JBuilder? What are you having problems with?

> and eclipse is hard to install....

What's making it hard to install?

> where can i find a ide which

> out-the-box can do ejb? thanks...

Eclipse, NetBeans are both free. IntelliJ is the best IDE, IMO, but you'll have to pay for it.

No IDE will make EJBs "easy". If you're new to Java, and can't install Eclipse, I'd argue that you shouldn't be using EJBs.

What are you doing that makes you believe you need EJBs, anyway?

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duffymoa at 2007-7-9 0:10:54 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,New To Java...
# 2

> > I am new to java and EJB3, i am looking for a good

> > standard EJB IDE which follows the java standard.

>

> There are many Java standards.

>

hehe.

> > and eclipse is hard to install....

>

> What's making it hard to install?

>

You can't just click on some buttons and it installs itself. Some people no longer know how to do anything if it gets more complicated than that.

> No IDE will make EJBs "easy". If you're new to Java,

> and can't install Eclipse, I'd argue that you

> shouldn't be using EJBs.

>

Indeed.

> What are you doing that makes you believe you need

> EJBs, anyway?

>

It's still all the hype with recruiters, so I guess he wants to put the acronym on his resume.

jwentinga at 2007-7-9 0:10:54 > top of Java-index,Java Essentials,New To Java...