In most of the universities , it is observed that faculties doesnt allow students to use advanced IDE like
NetBeans or Eclipse , during examination.
They usually use Notepad or even command editor for writing , compiling and running java programs , which is
really difficult, if u are habituated of IDE's.
Also , writing java on Notepad , compiling and running, and if u use package, u need to create a folder , and then copy the generated class file to the folder, etc is really difficult.
These outdated technique is one of the prime reason , many student doesnt get attracted to Java programming (or many other such language).
I have developed a Java IDE called JWriter, which is light weight, doesnt provide support and lets user compile and run java programs from the common window. It has simple interface , and supports shortcut keys {F9 for compile & Ctrl+F9 to run}. Input & output window is integrated with code window. Even, applet viewer is also integrated with the same window.
Also , writing java on Notepad , compiling and running, and if u use package, u need to create a folder , and then copy the generated class file to the folder, etc is really difficult.
These outdated technique is one of the prime reason , many student doesnt get attracted to Java programming (or many other such language).
I have developed a Java IDE called JWriter, which is light weight, doesnt provide support and lets user compile and run java programs from the common window. It has simple interface , and supports shortcut keys {F9 for compile & Ctrl+F9 to run}. Input & output window is integrated with code window. Even, applet viewer is also integrated with the same window.
Main features
- Systax colouring
- Integrated I/O with code window
- Tabed window system
- Inbuilt Applet viewer
- No Installation. Just run with jar file
- Free. With source code.Make changes as per ur choice
- Supports auto package
hi i want asource code for simple java ide
Posted by niloofqr on June 04, 2009 at 01:52 AM PDT #