J2EE IDE

Hi
Can anyone suggest a good IDE for J2EE development which can be i integrated with Sun Java Application server. I know there is eclipse but i am not sure if there is a plug in available for integration. Could some one please guide me in the right direction.
Thanks

Hi,
I am not sure about the sun pluin for Eclipse. But why don't you try with NetBeans latest version it is really good just download it from the sun site. i am sure you will be surprised with its features.
Ashok.

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J2EETools is a simple graphical user interface that helps you create, edit, build, package, deploy and run your J2EE enterprise applications.
This early version is intended to help you build and run the examples in the J2EE Tutorial. As such, the create and delete menu items are stubbed out, and the package enterprise application menu item invokes the deploytool GUI instead of packager. However, since it does include the capability to the delete all the files associated with an enterprise application archive, you can start over if you like. Also included are updated J2EE command files that run on Windows 98 and Me as well as Windows XP and NT. Currently, only J2EE Version 1.3.1 is supported.
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It looks Oracle Form/Applet die hard versus J2EE Servlet/JSP/JSF & AJAX

I left the form forum for a while and am busy with transfering our Oracle web forms app to Struts based J2EE application (just because the Oracle EE AS is the moving cause, it's out of my control.). After a year or so on J2EE which I enjoyed the fresh OO coding while keep enhancing Oracle webform app in production, I have some thought on Applet vs J2EE JSP/JSF plus AJAX.
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2) Forms is really an RAD, while J2EE's IDEs does help a bit(IBM's Websphere v6 even called iRAD) which takes way longer programming time compared to Forms. One IBM's article says it trys to win the Oracle Forms developers by giving the familiar graphical way of drag/drop GUI, so IBM recognizes the RAD coding power of Oracle Forms. So, IBM promotes the RAD similar to Oracle Forms.
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4) Browser's back/refresh buttons also are headache to J2EE, expecially we need to support IE and Firefox. Applet basically is not bothered by these buttons.
Recently, I read techi news said that the new chips will make the network transfer speed 10 time faster than now-even the cell phone transfer the image will be way faster. Then I predict the applet, just like IBM's mainframe, will see its Spring again, not like now in its winter. Especially the Oracle Forms makes coding easier than pure applet coding.
Oracle folks, kepp beefing up the Oracle Forms, don't just pay attention to JDev. J2EE IDE, most of all, remove the Oracle EE ASxx block, be open. Oracle EE ASxx is really not a pretty baby, even though so Oracle thinks it is.

1) Why we are transfering your Oracle web forms app to Struts based J2EE application?
Since our corporate is IBM world-DB2/UDB, WebSphere AS (WAS) etc. It only allows Oracle Forms/reports servers to be compatible with the infrastructure. It does not allow to purchase another EE app server(espeically LDAP). We could not upgrade our forms/reports6i to 9i or 10g.
2.Therefore the Oracle EE AS is the moving cause, it's out of my control because I did my best to talk to Oracle sales, but no avail. I am glad that I got a good chance to beef up my J2EE Struts skills.
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Hello,
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Environment) for my J2EE component development. I am not using webservicesat
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development?
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Hi!
I rised this issue long time ago - with TP3 I noticed regression in EJB/JPA support with ADFm (binding layer as referred by Shay). Following the development, I draw this conclusions:
1. Oracle is oriented toward J2EE standards, including the strategic orientation to EJB/JPA. The team that managed JDev 11g initial development phases was oriented toward EJB (but was replaced/fired sometime between TP2 and TP3).
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And beside few very very old and for me useless blog entries (one of which is not working in 11g as you may read in comments) there will be no much support for EJBs in this release of JDeveloper - I can bet!
But, as final message to the public, I'm still stuck with JDev and EJBs as. When you develop you own patterns, it is still the best combination for developing the scalable, high performance apps on Oracle FMW 11g platform - mandatory including several grid technologies that are making the difference in scalability of true J2EE apps and quasi-J2EE "Fusion" apps based on BC4Js "silently" wrapped in EJBs for deployment.
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For two days already we see vary unusual activity on the contest:
http://www.sys-con.com/java/readerschoice2002
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2- Server stores XML document to database.
3- Using stored procs server processes the XML document. Data is inserted to tables, validation etc...
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5- 2nd application polls database for inserted data.
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