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Buck skrev den 16-05-2007 21:04:
Not at all sure what WDSC brings to the table for a pure Java developer
because I'm an RPG guy. Hopefully Aaron will chip in here.
(I'm not sure my messages come through.. hmm).
Basically WSDC brings J2EE tools (for WebSphere) and familiar interfaces
to the iSeries to the Java programmer. It is much easier to find
things instead of needing to guess an appropriate abbreviation command
for the task, because WSDC knows which command it will invoke.
Additionally it allows the Java programmer to use the familiar Eclipse
debugger to debug server side stuff in all supported languages, and set
breakpoints in SEP's.
The language editors help by colour coding so it is easier to see if
things are ok in e.g. a CL program.
The easy way to transfer files of all kinds back and forth between the
development machine and the iSeries is a boon.
And lots more - I think version 7 is nice.
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