On 09/19/2009 09:46 AM, jack craig wrote: > slightly off topic, i wonder why, as i am a java newbie, you have > netbeans and eclipse at the same time? > > i thought both were ide's? from a recent poll, i was going to try > starting with NB first. > > next week am going to pull down nb to my fc11 and get started with > some java intro, so more useful dialog then > > thx, jackc... I explained in my other post that I use different 'tools' for what I want to do. NB has features that Eclipse does not and vice versa. I think Eclipse has some things that have nothing to do with Java per-se, and so does NB to some degree, but I see NB being mostly Java-centric which it was in the beginning, but this is changing all the time. As NB gets better and better and so does Eclipse. Eclipse users say that they love it and still do, but with all sorts of bugs creeping in, or certain "features" seem counter-intuitive, or other gripes, when at first compared Eclipse against with NB which was "still in it's infancy" at the time, stayed on Eclipse, but when NB was greatly improved with bug-fixes and more features, Eclipse users switched over to NB. Perhaps the same can be said of NB users switching over to Eclipse? I see this sort of "flip-flop" going on, and its tarting to look like musical chairs. If NB gets bugs or is lacking in something they want or need, then perhaps one will flip back to Eclipse and vice versa, so round-robin it it goes? Perhaps. I started with Eclipse first before using NB, so there is probably a bit of bias there, although I am ignorant of it. I do not, however favor one 'tool' over another as many have complained endlessly about the particulars - and probably will continue to do so. It's like the flame wars over which "os/tool" is better than the other and it goes on to no end. It's a waste of time, imo. Bottom line, choose the tool(s) that you are most familiar with, meets your overall needs, and don't be afraid to try other tools if it can aide towards getting your projects completed, efficiently and bug-free as possible. Happy learning and programming! Dan > > On 09/18/2009 06:13 PM, Daniel B. Thurman wrote: >> > From what I can tell, there is no possible way >> to run Fedora's implementation of Netbeans >> and Eclipse against Fedora's implementation >> of Tomcat 5& 6. >> >> Tomcat5 is structurally different, almost completely >> "rearranged" and tomcat6 has missing pieces that >> could not be found, or so the error messages say. >> I have tried everything I could and could not >> get it to work. >> >> If one were to download Netbeans/Eclipse directly >> from the vendors, it will not work against Fedora's >> Tomcat implementations but works against Apache's >> Tomcat versions, or so it seems. >> >> Has anyone ever gotten Fedora's implementation >> to work "natively"? >> >> I have gotten NB/EC to work just fine on F9, however, >> I had to "tweak" Fedora's implementations of T5/6 >> to get it to work, and also installed Apache's versions >> as well, but it works. No dice w/ F11 - it's just too >> different/difficult to fiddle with. >> >> I assume that F10 is similar to F11, but I cannot >> vouch for that since I haven't tried it. >> >> I note that a "fully installed" F11 has heavy tomcat5 >> dependencies that attempting to remove T5, results >> in some 100+ packages. Oye. >> >> FWIW, >> Dan > -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
