Re: Static versus non-Static methods?
Re: Static versus non-Static methods?
- Subject: Re: Static versus non-Static methods?
- From: wojingo <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 14:06:55 +1030
Hi,
Chuck Hill wrote:
On Mar 22, 2006, at 5:50 PM, Jeffrey Pearson wrote:
Robert,
I forgot to include the parent package in the page which is why I was
getting the error(OK. I got spoiled. IntelliJ automatically adds it).
But I did still need to add the new to the line. Thanks.
Not that I would ever lure someone over to the dark side, but when you
are ready for a real Java IDE, look here:
http://www.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Home
Granted it is not IntelliJ, but it is not veXcode either.
I've been using netbeans 5. lately. Its great. You just need to have
some way to build your project using ant. Its not that hard to write a
build script using bash or perl or whatever and invoke that from the
ant. It helps if your java files are not all in the default package and
spread around the place in folders! ie) subprojects. :)
I edit my components by hand, usually using emacs; Netbeans has a built
in emacs mode! Yay! Its good for editing component html as it does a
nice job of aligning the webobjects tags(in emacs mode pressing tab will
align the end tag with the start tag), it also has code folding which
works in the html. Very handy. I even edit the eomodel files using it.
Its nice to have all the highlighted bits and pieces, deprecated methods
etc. etc. Code completion, code following and all the rest of it. I dont
much care for XCode and emacs doesnt come with all the bells and
whistles. If you can build you project using ant(even via a en external
script) and your prepared to write things manually :), I would say give
it a try.
cheers,
- shaun
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