The agenda for the two products is different. Eclipse is about worthless for JavaFX development, and JSF support seems pretty low on their list of priorities. That said, I think NetBeans is much more focused on new Java technologies. If you are a serious developer, it probably does not matter. Once you get setup, Eclipse is just fine, in my experience, for JSF/Primefaces development. NetBeans always seemed to spend extra time thinking while I type. If an IDE cannot keep up with my typing, it is not an IDE. Save a file, blip, blip, everything done. The Eclipse compiler is still pretty amazing. Those days seemed to have passed, but I still groan every time I see NetBeans trigger an Ant build. It used to be that Eclipse was miles ahead of NetBeans in just about everything. I can help you get to where I am, which is not great, but good enough to be productive. Somehow, not a priority.Įclipse has a long way to go to be a civilized IDE for JSF, but I get my work done all the same.
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I still have not figured out how to change my project to EE6 so I can used CDI. Export your project to a war file, and you can upload to another machine. I use Tomcat, and it works ok, though I restart the server more than I would like. Toss xmlns:p=" " up at the top of the file in your debug on server. Grab the latest RC snapshot, drop it in WEB-INF/lib. I skip the web page editor, as it is sloNot the best IDE, but I am too old to change from Eclipse to NetBeans. If you use 2.2RCx of primefaces, you will get taglib support, which was recently added. What problem are you having? I've moved on to the Indigo milestone, but was on Helios for a bit.
* In the "Associated editors" section, select "Web Page Editor" * In the "File types" section, select "*.jsp"
* Navigate to "Window" -> "Preferences." -> "General" -> "Editors" -> "File Associations" Just extract it into the "Eclipse" installation directory, and follow this tutorial to switch to the visual web editor.
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You can download latest 'Eclipse IDE' (JEE Version) from, Then I tried with several IDEs.Then I found "net beans 6.5" and "Ganymede Eclipse" as the best tools for 'PrimeFaces' based application development.Then I realized that "Eclipse IDE" supports better than "NetBeans" for the time being, because "NetBeans" still not provides "Visual web page Editor" for any "JSF" Library, but just "Visual JSF and ICE Faces" frameworks. I was doing a study of the maximum IDE support for "PrimeFaces" users.
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