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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
NetBeans is the way to go. it has built in support for Servlets/JSPs (it even builds the correct directory structure for you when you create a web project) and has Tomcat built in. I used it to do Struts and it was extremely simple to set up.
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Originally posted by Andres Gonzalez:
have you tried IDEA?? it rules!!!
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
SunOne Studio seems to be about 10 iterations behind NetBeans.
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Originally posted by Gregg Bolinger:
I am getting ready to start a personal J2EE project so I can learn it better.
I have been battling between using Eclipse, Sun One Studio, and Notepad(Ha).
Which of those or what free IDE is your J2EE purpose choice?
Thanks.
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