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I use JBuilder 7 Enterprise, and one thing I really like about it, is
being able to debug server-side and client-side code at the same time
(it supports Tomcat 4 but not JRun or Resin). Though it's a lot more
sluggish than the other IDE I use  - Visual C++.

Mark H.

"Angel" <transnation2k@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<39mX8.71483$1D2.29419397@twister.socal.rr.com>...
> I've been programming stuff via GUI and other software packages like
> UltraDev, InterDev by MS and wanted to try out Vis. Studio's VJ's package
> but never got to it.
> 
> The company is getting into java/moving and and I need to pick up Java
> ASAP.
> 
> I read quite a bit and I am looking into JBuilder and Eclipse.  I worked
> with prev. people in the past and they highly SPEAK of Borland in general.
> 
> Not just of their JBuilder but their Delphi and their C++.
> 
> I need to pick up java quick and I needed something that is easy to use
> maybe lots of tools and wizards; if possible.  I also used MS InterDev
> and liked the built-in tools that works with IIS and others.
> 
> I haven't tried JBuilder no Eclipse yet.  I am d/l Eclipse right now
> and wonder how this will be like.
> 
> Eventually I will continue studying the language and pick up other
> necessary programs that will be required by school like VB intro
> and Advance, Java and few others.
> 
> I think by using Java I won't be limited to just the M$ systems
> and I can move to WebLogic; other Databases like Oracle or
> mySQL (in my case).
> 
> Price would not be an issue.