Thursday, June 8th, 2006
Category: Programming
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The Pathfinder Agile Ajax blog today, there’s yet more great content – this time, it’s a
look at the Ajax Java support in various IDEs.
I’ve had it on my list of things to do for some time to round up all of the AJAX Java IDE’s. That’s what I’ve tried to do in this post. The category isn’t all that developed, as it turns out — though there are a few impressive tools like TibCo GI. Good tooling is often the last thing to come along for a new technology and AJAX is no exception.
The tools [below] fall into two categores: those that are plugins for the Eclipse IDE and those that are standalone tools. Most of these IDE’s tie you to a particular framework, which is kind of a taste of what life would be like if we had 10 different desktop operating systems for which to develop.
Among the items he lists, he includes:
For each of the items, he explains briefly his opinions on it concerning its support. Of the WYSIWYG items in his list, he mentions that only TibcoGI and Morfik are really worth checking out.
- ASP.NET AJAX released
Microsoft's toolkit for incorporating Ajax functionality into ASP.NET applications has been released. The company is also giving ASP.NET AJAX full...
- Sun's new Java studio targets Ajax/Web services
Now available for free download, because that's how Sun Microsystems rolls these days, Sun's Java Studio Creator 2 is an IDE built on a NetBeans 4.1...
- Google claims it makes Ajax easy
The new Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is said to take the bother of working with JavaScript out of Ajax development. The toolkit works with "any Java IDE"...
- Getting started with ASP.NET AJAX development, Part 2
In this tip we revisit ASP.NET AJAX development and present resources for getting the most out of server-side programming, the UpdatePanel and add-in...
- MyEclipse does Ajax
MyEclipse 5.0, the IDE from Genuitec LLC., covers all the bases for developers, including Ajax capability. "This release is an enterprise Java,...
The best IDE support for AJAX is JSF support. Eclipse and Netbeans support is and should be getting better over time.
Here is a video that shows how Ajax can be added to a JSF application:
http://labs.ebusiness-apps.com/download/NetBeansJSFComboBoxDemo/NetBeansJSFComboBoxDemo.html
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