Migrating from JBuilder to Sun Studio

I am currently using JBuilder 2006 for a whole host of 'Projects'. Now I'm considering of moving to Sun Studio 11 (it's free after all :). However, as far as I can see, Sun Studio 11 does not have the concept of 'Project' (bad choice, SUN!).

Has anybody out there tried something like this and is there a way of using my JBuilder .jpx files for setting up something like a 'Project'?

thanx,

thomas

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Thomas,

Sun Studio 12, which is to release shortly, *has* the notion of project.

If you are working with Java, you can also use Netbeans (see www.netbeans.org) right now.

As to java projects, there is a special JBuilder -> to Netbeans migration tool:

http://www.netbeans.org/kb/articles/import-jbuilder.html

I'd also like to note that for Java projects, SunStudio 12 and Netbeans use the same project system. So this migration tool should work with Sun Studio 12 as well.

Regards,

Vladimir

Vladimir_Kvashina at 2007-7-12 16:37:23 >

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