RE: IDE's, getting started

Ted,

You should be able to use any IDE to do java stuff on the 400. 

The only 400 specific thing you need is the JTOpen classes, and their freely
available

Cheers
Colin.W

-----Original Message-----
From: Ted Slate [mailto:tslateone@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: 04 December 2003 14:30
To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: IDE's, getting started


Hi,

I have been Java'ing for many years. My clients will not allow Java servers 
running on their boxes.  Therefore my only 400 choice is to run an IDE 
connected to my machine(150-v4r5).  What IDE's other than Websphere will 
allow me to hook to my /400?  Websphere seems way too pricey just for the 
privilege of using the 400, at least for a single developer. I didn't 
research the IBM prices extensively but the studio version was in the 4k 
range and I think the client version was in the 2k range, in either case too

much for me just to Java on the 400.

Any ideas or any old/used versions of something available?

Thanks!

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