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By bloid
via adam-bien.com
Published: Oct 05 2007 / 15:39

I'm often asked, how to start with Java EE 5 with minimal setup/environment. In the world of Java there in general several options available - which is a good thing. However, you have to start somehow and refine your environment later. The easiest way (minimal amount of mouse-clicks), is the following
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lipe775 replied ago:

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If you really enjoy developing applications like that, you should go with Microsoft. They're a lot better at making drag'n'drop tools than Sun.

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abien replied ago:

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Using "right click" doesn't mean generating the whole application. In this particular case it only generates the set up. However Drag'n Drop does makes absolute sense in cases like "Java Server Faces" or Swing. You could of course use vi or emacs to develop JSF or GWT, but it just isn't efficient.
In bigger projects you need a build system like maven or ant, however my post describes the initial setup for the beginners.

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