Re: SharpDevelop

[Pete Helgren <Pete@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Aaron,

You are an open source kind of guy, have you looked at  Improve C# 
Plugin for Eclipse found here:  
http://www.improve-technologies.com/alpha/esharp/ ?  I haven't tried it 
but since I am trying to find the "One IDE to rule them all" in Eclipse, 
you might be able to install the plugin in WDSc 7.0.  I may give it a 
whirl myself but I do so little C# and .Net development I would only 
install it as a curiosity.

My own efforts to plug everything into WDSc 7.0 have failed so far.  
MyEclipse installed OK but then crashed and burned when I attempted to 
start it.  The MyEclipse support folks did their best to help out but 
since WDSc uses a propretary IBM JVM they couldn't do much. 

Having a single IDE would be great (space wise as well as learning curve 
wise).

Pete


albartell wrote:
> Heyo
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> Seemed better to put this in this list than in the RPG list.
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> I was doing some RPG XML web service integration to C#.NET this week and
> ended up having to pony up a little on C#.NET so I could test things on my
> own before handing them off to C#.NET developers.  Because I was on the road
> and didn't have access to Visual Studio I went ahead and downloaded the free
> SharpDevelop IDE (http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/) and was curious
> to know if others have used this to learn the ".NET Way" and test the
> integration of .NET with their iSeries.  Seems like a cheap alternative to
> Visual Studio and so far I am very impressed with how similar it is to
> Visual Studio (which I have on a different computer).
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> Any opinions that might steer me away from it?
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> Thanks,
> Aaron Bartell
> http://mowyourlawn.com
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