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New Java development tools released | |
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| Time: 05:31 EST/10:31 GMT | News Source: ZDNet | Posted By: Alex Harris | ||
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Sun Microsystems this week released a new version of its Java software development tool with support for Web services. Sun previously released test versions of the tool and Web services technology. The Sun One Studio version 4.0, previously called Forte for Java, supports the latest version of Java and allows programmers to convert existing software into Web services. The tool's release is part of Sun's latest software strategy, which will be announced on June 19. Among the company's plans is a new application server. Sun is charging $1,995 for the enterprise edition of the Java tool, while the mobile and community editions are free. Sun has also released a final version of its Web services toolkit, called the Java Web Services Developer Pack, which includes four Java application programming interfaces, or sets of instructions, that connect Java software with XML, a Web standard that enables Web services. | ||
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| #1 By 20 (24.243.51.87) at 6/13/2002 12:36:04 PM |
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Yeah, Forte sucks. Sun is still living in a vacuum.
Eclipse is slightly better. jEdit is the best for Java work. TextPad and UltraEdit are good for basic text editing (XML, stylesheets, etc) |
| #2 By 2332 (165.247.6.92) at 6/13/2002 2:48:57 PM |
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"Sun is charging $1,995 for the enterprise edition of the Java tool"
wow... I guess anti-Microsoft/pro-anything-but-Microsoft can let Sun charge 2000 bucks for a tool that's worth about $500, if that. And yes, it is slow... but I'm happy to see Sun finally has a tool that supports web service integration, albiet a fairly patheic attempt compared with .NET. |
| #3 By 135 (208.50.201.48) at 6/13/2002 3:28:18 PM |
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UltraEdit rox!!!!!
If you want to do XML use XMLspy. |
| #4 By 6253 (12.237.192.198) at 6/13/2002 7:34:42 PM |
| I am lost as to why this has anything to do with Windows news or Microsoft news. The article doesn't even mention Microsoft in passing. |
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