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Productivity gains from JavaServer Faces & free IDE
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k.p thottam
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Joined: Jun 29, 2001
Posts: 77
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Hi All ,
Budgets are tight and I will not be able to get my team a commerical IDE . We have until now been using either JBuilder foundation edition or Net beans or Eclipse .
The whole idea of JSF is the productivity gains from the coding model . But my question here is : without an IDE will there be any gain at all ???
Please share your experience ....
thanks
kpt
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K.P.Thottam (K.P.T)<br /> <br />Sun Certified Enterprise Architect,TOGAF 8 Certified,Certified Information System security Professional (CISSP),SCJDWS,SCWCD,SCJP,MCP
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Joined: May 26, 2003
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Yes!
JSF is handling some of the nitty gritty code for you. You don't need a special editor to take advantage of that.
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James Holmes
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Joined: Jan 06, 2004
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You may want to check out Faces Console. It is a FREE JSF tool that plugs into all of the major IDEs including the free ones (Ecliose, NetBeans).
Faces Console doesn't provide the functionality of a commercial tool, but it is very popular nonetheless.
http://www.jamesholmes.com/JavaServerFaces/
James
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