Apple development tools

Other than XCode, can someone recommend a mac development tool for developing a stand-alone java application? There is nothing wrong with XCode, it is just a lot bigger than what I am personally looking for.
thanks
David

emacs or vi & a shell? or jEdit and a shell, Eclipse is nice but it might be too big for you as well.
Good luck
Lee

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