>Hi All,
>
>Has anyone (apart from me) ever worked with IBMs VisualAge for Java?
>(Restricted version is available for download at IBM website) One of the
>great features of it was the ability to visualy design a swing (or awt)
>user interface and visualy wire the events generated by one swing
>component to another one, or even better to wire events from beans to
>beans.
>
>First time I tried this I was sold. I haven't found another IDE that comes
>even close. I think having something like this around would greatly
>enhance acceptance of embedlets.
Yeah, I would have jump on that too, except they didn't have any way to
interact with my source code management system, and I couldn't checkout 400+
files every time I wanted to work on the project... And the most ugly thing
was that the source files were not stored as text, you had to export them in
order to get a java file to look at.
I have't looked at it in ages though, and I understand that they did address
several of these issues. I did use it to build example applications that I
linked together with the GUI. It was a bit slow on my machine at that time
(300mhz P-II)...
I should try their new demo to see what they've changed...
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gr...@cy... (Cyte Technologies Inc)
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