Any good Java IDEs for Linux?

[Pyro]

Do you know any good Java IDEs for linux?

i'm looking for any good ones. The perfect one would have an intergrated Swing GUI editor, with a debugger and the normal projects based interface, but I will settle for one without the GUI editor.

JCreator is my windows choice, but I haven't been able to find anything like it for linux.

 

[hatboy]

If you like JBuilder, it's available for Linux. Here's the link. There is a free version, called the "Foundation" version. Personally, I find JBuilder rather slow and clunky (it's written in Java), but it does have some nice features (a nice gui builder and several useful wizards).

 

[Pyro]

there's a free version?
Wow.

thanks, I'll check it out (yeah, I know Java apps can be kinda clunky, but that'll impove with time...)

 

[Pyro]

Damn, their english version download isnt working, but thanks for the link.


I'll wait until JBuilder 5 personal comes out and then I'll give it a try.

btw, is it like Forte and/or NetBeans?

 

[DaHitman]

<< Do you know any good Java IDEs for linux? >>



Here are some good choices:

Jbuilder is the juice for full blown professional work...

but there are LOTS of others..

IBM's Visual Age is probably about on part with JBuilder.. http://www7.software.ibm.com/vad.nsf

Third is probably SUN's FORTE which is available for Linux now: http://www.sun.com/software/linux/resources/forte.html

Also Metroworks CodeWarrior has a very strong folloing in Linux community..http://www.codewarrior.com

Others I have heard about:
AnyJ IDE
CodeGuide

 

[Ameesh]

is there naything good for linux period? forte is piece of junk and so is any software made by ibm.