Student in need of HELP!Best application for writting java Code?

I've been working on two different systems and need to be able to work on both..On one system the SDK is installed on a linux machine on another on a windows machine...unfortunately i cant open the linux created files on my windows machine although i can compile ad run them! What application would allow me to work on both systems wothout creating problems?

Hi,
I am a bit confused by this question. My colleagues here use Windows to create their files and I use a Linux machine. I have never encountered a problem as described here. Its a company policy here for everyone to save files in UNIX format, so I can readily open and edit those files created in Windows on my Linux box with NetBeans or EMACS I use. Sometimes when my colleagues forget to save their files in UNIX format, I have to apply dos2unix to mend those files, but still that isnt too teadious at all.
Try opening the files you created in Windows with any text editor that you have available in Linux - vi, emacs, gEdit whatever. And please tell here what problems, if any you encountered, in actually editing them again.
Correct me if I have misunderstood your question.
hth,
Binil

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