Personally I don't care about the drag and drop GUI crap since I wouldn't use it anyway, however I would like it to at least recognize my EL. So, if it sees something like:
it would have smart completion if I hit CTRL-space after "testBean."
Stuff like that is definitely handy. There's a lot more it could do but I'm not gonna bother typing it all up unless they indicate they are interested in supporting JSF.
Personally I don't care about the drag and drop GUI crap since I wouldn't use it anyway, however I would like it to at least recognize my EL. So, if it sees something like:
it would have smart completion if I hit CTRL-space after "testBean."
Stuff like that is definitely handy. There's a lot more it could do but I'm not gonna bother typing it all up unless they indicate they are interested in supporting JSF.
Tony wrote:
+1
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You can already use JSF in IDEA for the most part. What additional support are you particularly interested in?? Please don't say GUI designer!!
The GUI is most definitely the most compelling reason to use JSF.
Without it, you might as well stay with Struts tags.
Rob Bradley wrote:
eclipse user has EXADEL STUDIO pro, but idea not.
Personally I don't care about the drag and drop GUI crap since I wouldn't use it anyway, however I would like it to at least recognize my EL. So, if it sees something like:
<xyz:myControl id="test" list1="#{testBean.list1}"/>
it would have smart completion if I hit CTRL-space after "testBean."
Stuff like that is definitely handy. There's a lot more it could do but I'm not gonna bother typing it all up unless they indicate they are interested in supporting JSF.
+1
smart code is good idea.
+1 to to the EL recognition.
Would help a TON with refactoring.