Best IDE for a new team (Help)

We are embarking on a brand new project with new team (startup). This application is JSP/Servlet and most probably J2EE (dont know yet)
Others (CSS, AJAX, JScript, JDBC etc usual)
Can you please suggest me what is the best IDE if we have to
start fresh.
I have the following in mind: NetBeans 5.0, Sun Studio Enterprise 8 (or wait for 8.1) and Eclipse. (or) please suggest another which you find excellent.
Thanks
- Ravi

Netbeans is probably the best for JavaEE development.

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religion at a UN Assembly.
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in the hopes of finding something to beat Emacs (or Visual SlickEdit), a
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command-line programs.
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explain later). Java 2 SE and EE and all the libraries are free.
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interfaces built on IDEs. Bottom line? SlickEdit + Perforce or Emacs +
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"integrated version control" development platform with propers given to
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in place.
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