Even Sun MicroSystems Gets Nightmares

[dotnetguys]

Hi,

Have a look here....

http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/downloads/index.jsp

Get an advanced IDE ( JAVA CREATOR 2 ) for Java Solutions absolutely free. It is developed almost identical to Visual Web Developer ( VWD ), perhaps with more features. The only reason to Create and distribute this IDE is a Biggest THREAT from Microsoft. Even Microsoft is worried and working harder with Expression Tools Now...

SUN will never wish their developers should move around to other community ( Language Preference), due to lack of support.

I dont think Sun has more developers than Asp/Php put togather.

Even with the little community, when compared to huge Community holded by AdobeMacromedia, the Sun gets Nightmares...................................

WHILE....... DW8 is sleeping Silently, giving nigtmares to developers and old loyal community waiting for answers

When will DW8 wake Up..... and answer once for all.? blessing at least a nice sleep to developers.

Thanks

DotNetGuys

[Newsgroup_User]

DW is mainly aimed at website design rather than application development.

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Jules
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[dotnetguys]

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Originally posted by: Newsgroup User
DW is mainly aimed at website design rather than application development.

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Totally Agreed.

But majority are still using DW8 as an IDE for programming also.
No Doubt DW8 is great when asp, php or Cfm is concerned, and its perhaps the best solution around.
Its there since when asp was at peak

Sun has now a solution for Jsp.
Coldfusion does not have to worry with DW8 still around.

Asp.net 2.0 lovers are still trying to get accomodate with DW8 any how.

DotNetGuys

[Newsgroup_User]

Sure, ASP.NET 2 and DW 8 are a bit of a nightmare together. Mainly because
ASP.NET 2 was released after DW8. The main problem is that the new tags like
<asp:content> are not rendered properly in DW8. You might want to have a
look at visual Web Developer, that's pretty good. The design templates could
still be done in DW though.

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Jules
http://www.charon.co.uk/charoncart
Charon Cart 3
Shopping Cart Extension for Dreamweaver MX/MX 2004

[Newsgroup_User]

> Sure, ASP.NET 2 and DW 8 are a bit of a nightmare together. Mainly because
> ASP.NET 2 was released after DW8. The main problem is that the new tags
> like <asp:content> are not rendered properly in DW8. You might want to
> have a look at visual Web Developer, that's pretty good. The design
> templates could still be done in DW though.

Really, what *is* your agenda?

Yes, we know VS.net is great for .net. Duh.

DW is great for other things.

-Darrel