Which assistant tool is the best to program java?

hello,all
I want to know what tools do you often use to
program.
Always I program in the notepad,and then compile
if in JDK,but I find I'm very tied to program in such
environment,and it always cause wrong.I like the interface
in Visual J++,but due to some reason I don't want to use
Visual J++,can someone tell me a better tool.
Update with JDK or developed by Sun is the best one.
Regards.

In my experience the best there is out there COULD BE ... as follows :)
Just a text editor, metapad : http://welcome.to/metapad/ (very simple text editor with some great little features for any programmer - and none of those annoying ones that notepad or wordpad have. I personally use this more often than anything else)
Simple stuff, neat and lightweght SciTe : www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html(very, very sweet and simple)
In great betweeny, Eclipse : www.eclipse.org (its excellent, + I ADORE the refactoring feature)
The works, JBuilder : www.borland.com/jbuilder (generally regarded as the best or the among the best and the trial version is free)

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