Re: -- JAVA400-L

I tend to agree. I use Symantec's Visual Cafe for all of my Java
development. Visual Age is a robust IDE and may be appealing for things like
team development. One of my biggest problems with VA is the quality and
quantity of the code it generates. For example, if you place a button on a
form using the GUI designer, you have to call an IBM generated method just
to get a reference to the button. As a result of things like this, the class
files end up being much larger than if you coded the thing by hand or with
Cafe. Of course, that's where tools like JAX come in, but that's another
thread entirely.

I could probably live with just about any of the big IDEs. Knowing and
understanding Java is the main thing...the rest is easy.

Brad Grier
grier@tconl.com

Shameless Plug: Surveyor/400 - The Java AS/400 file explorer and editor.
http://www.linomasoftware.com


----- Original Message -----
From: shahar mor <shahar_mor@yahoo.com>
To: <JAVA400-L@midrange.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 1999 3:30 AM
Subject: Re:


>
>
> --- Praveen Marath <PraveenM@alfuttaim.co.ae> wrote:
> > Is anybody using Java GUI tools in AS/400, like
> > JBuilder ? I would like to
> > move to GUI's in AS/400. Which tools are widely
> > acceptable ? Whether these
> > tools are native or uses ODBC to access AS/400. I
> > want to know more about
> > this.
> >
> teoratically visual age from ibm is the proper ide to interact with
> as400 since it combines nice with java tool box(where the udb400 data
> access classes are available).
>
> However, i personally dont like visual age at all. i'm using visual
> cafe from symantec which is in my opinion easier and make more "sense".
> There is no problem(of course) to use the tool box classes in the
> visual cafe ide.
>
> HTH
> ===
>
>
> Shahar mor
> consultant
> YUVAL INFORMATION SYSTEM
> herzelia - israel
>
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