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I need a simple JAVA editor

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jray2003

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Aug 12, 2003
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I use to have but since have lost it a simple JAVA editor that will allow me to just create a simple .java files.

This is mostly used to work with tutorials and things like JavaBeans or even Eclipse is way over my head and to complext to use.

For example I want to test this out.


// HelloWorld.java
//
//
// Cut and paste this code into a file named:
// HelloWorld.java
//
// Compile and run:
// javac HelloWorld.java
// java HelloWorld

class HelloWorld {

public static void main(String args[]) {

System.out.println("Hello World,");
System.out.println("It's me...");

}
}

I miss the simple days, but I really need something that will work within Windows and not from the cmd line.

Thank you for the help.

Jim
 
Hi,

For Simple testing you can use either Edit Plus or JEdit. I am not sure about JEdit I haven't used it. But EditPlus is simple for learning you could try for simple java files.

Cheers,
Venu
 
Hows about something like Emacs (avalible for DOS/Mac/Windows) and is fairly intutive (it's a supped up text editor with syntax highlighting).... JEdit is java editor (that is a text editor, written in java) that is a lot like Emacs, only it adds a few other bells and whistles -- and it also isn't completed yet. JEdit and Emacs are both GNU-GPL'd (they are free, and opensource).
 
I use Textpad, which has a java plug-in allowing you to compile and run programs from the editor (assuming you have the additional software installed - JDK/Tomcat). Also shows keywords, etc in different colours.

Greg.
 
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