Newsgroup: it.comp.os.linux.development
Titolo: AnyJ - Java IDE 100% free for LINUX (incl. commercial use)

Ho trovato per LINUX un'ambiente IDE per JAVA  che e' totalmente gratuito,
http://www.netcomputing.de/html/linuxdownload.html
non ho provato o testato il programma
ma mi sembra che abbia delle caratteristiche molto interessanti:
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AnyJ is written 100% in Java.
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Features at a Glance - Version 2.0
Support for the Latest Java Standards
100% Pure Java Servlets, Applications, Applets, and JavaBeans
Support for the Java 2 platform as well as Java 1
Visual development using the Java 2 JFC/Swing components for professional
and convenient Java UI development.
Supports Servlets, JSP
Highly Productive Development Environment
Responsive, consistent, identical Userinterface and shortcuts accross all
supported platforms
All shortcuts customizable
True parser backed (“Intelli*ense”) code completion
HTML Intelli*ense code completion
Automatic package importing
Switchable JDK for compiling and debugging with multiple JDKs
Intelligent HelpAgent, displays context help by watching the user working.
e.g. it displays JavaDoc for a currently edited method call or the
Documentation of the currently edited Tag.
Professional IDE with integrated Browsers, Editor, Debugger, Compiler, and
help
Templates for faster development of applications, applets and servlets
Fully Unicode enabled for international applications
Supports integration of fast Java compilers (such as jvc or jikes)
Debugging of Java 2 applications, applets and servlets
Integrated Deployment support (jar's, .exe)
Debugging of Java 1.1.x applications, applets and servlets
Source Code Engineering (SCE) features
SCE features are available for all kinds of classes, no matter if scanned
from .zip, .class, .jar, or .java files.
Intelligent navigation (jump to the definition of methods/variables with
respect to the type of the current expression & class hierarchy)
Class Browser
Dynamic extraction (JavaDoc) and display for any symbol in the source
Browse all implementors of an interface
Global symbol index to locate methods and classes with ease within large
projects
Browse all methods of a class (incl. inherited methods)
File/Project Browser (zips/jars/classes/packages)
Hierarchy Analyzer
Automatic Package renaming
Source generation of ...
... accessors (add set/get methods accessing instance variables)
... overriden methods
... wrappers (generate methods redirected to an instance variable)
... interface implementation skeletons
... JavaDoc comment skeletons
“Find & Replace” spanning whole directories (optional recursive, "ignore
comments“ option)
Cross JDK development (Active Assistance (e.g. Code Completion) is decoupled
from the target JDK. Develop 1.1 compliant, test against Java 2.
Integrated Version/Access Control including a Diff-Viewer, History Browser
(optional other Version Control Systems can be integrated, see below)
Compare files, whole directory trees.
GUI Builder
Built-in support for all Swing components (supports JFC 1.1 which provides
compatibility between JDK1.1 and JDK1.2)
Unreached productivity for the common case
Unlimited Undo/Redo
Supports Java Beans
Easy Image management
Simple and powerful WYSIWYG layout mechanism, supports editing of nested
component structures in place
The Resize Wizard introduces a new technique to define the resizing
behaviour of forms, automatically computes the layout from two given form
sizes
Generates pure Java Source (2.0 only)
Creates human-readable, editable XML Files, making it possible to change a
whole set of resources by use of text-processing tools
Editor Features
Syntax coloring of various types of files (java, c, html, xml, .. ). The
Java Syntax coloring calls in semantic information extracted from the
parser.
Unlimited Undo/Redo
Code completion, etc. (see features above)
Various niceties (match braces, selection of comment/decomment, block
indentation, line selection, ... ). Supports all common shortcuts.
Keyboard map freely definable
Extendable by use of the Java language (each pressing of a key results in
the execution of a class assigned to that key).
Customization & Extendability
Extensive menu & shortcut configuration
Generic support for integration of external tools
Specifically Supported Technologies
JDK 1.02, JDK 1.1, JDK 1.2 , JDK1.3 rcX
MS-Java SDK 3.x
JFC (Swing) 1.1, 1.2
Java Beans
Java Servlets (2.0)
JSP
HTML
XML
Java Applets
Java Applications
100% FREE for Linux (incl. commercial use)

 ma mi sembra che abbia delle caratteristiche molto interessanti:
Si ma dispiace vedere che con NT basta un P 133, mentre per Linux ci vuole
un P II 266. Io ho un P II 233 overclockabile a 333, perciò sono al limite,
e se lo installassi mi aspetto grandi lentezze. Penso che finché ci sarà X
di torno non ci potrà aspettare mai più di tanto, l'unica eccezione che
finora ho trovato è IceWM che è veramente molto performante.
Scusate l'OT, ma è deprimente vedere queste cose.
Bye, Francy

di torno non ci potrà aspettare mai più di tanto
Il problema e' che NT e compagnia ci hanno abituato male, usando trucchi
non molto puliti per avere una maggiore velocita' a scapito, ad esempio,
della stabilita'. E' come se io andassi al lavoro tagliando per il viale
in contromano: arrivo prima di chi segue le regole - pero' ogni tanto mi
schianto.
Usando SVGALib probabilmente si andrebbe piu' veloci {NON FATELO}.
Leonardo
".signature": bad command or file name

> Usando SVGALib probabilmente si andrebbe piu' veloci {NON FATELO}.
What's?
Bye, Francy


???
Rispondo a tutti e DUE:
AnyJ e' un ambiente di sviluppo per creare (sviluppare)  programmi JAVA!!
*NON* e' assolutamente un ambiente grafico tipo il KDE o GNOME o simili X !!
ma cosa avete capito!
Ciauz
Morfeus
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 Morfeus
No, no, si era capito giusto, si commentava il fatto che è esoso di risorse
soprattutto su Linux e di ciò incolpavo X.
Bye, Francy

What's?
Un sistema per fare grafica con diritti di root :-), senza X. Credo
si us(asse) piu' che altro per giochi e simili.
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