Hi, Does Eclipse as any plugin that allows to deploy, run and debug applications on JBoss? Regards, Balaji.
Charles Hasegawa
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MyEclipse absorbed the best JBoss plugin. There is a 30 day trial, after which the cost is $30 annually. Running and debugging servlets and EJBs is very easy using this.
There is one on the JBoss site called JBoss IDE. I haven't used it yet, but I'm going to go try it out now... I've also just started using JBoss recently!
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Balaji Nagarajan
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Thanks for the info. I'll try them out -Balaji.
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JBoss IDE comes with a tutortial and a project that can be imported into Eclipse. Best of all it works! It uses xdoclet.
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Mary Taylor
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The professor for my master's degree class in advanced Java elected to use JBoss and MyEclipse. It's great when you can use tools so relevant in the job market in a class. I'm reading all the posts regarding Eclipse since I'm fairly new using it. I'd be especially interested in any debugging hints.
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I've used Jboss-ide. The code-assist for xdoclet is real cool. Jim, Have you tried debugging EJBs with JBoss-ide ? Is the tutorial a separate download ? I installed my plugin via plugin-manager.
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Has anyone used either of these on a Mac (OSX)? If so, I'd be interested to know about your experience. Minnie SCJP
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to know about it!
