Jason Halla is an enterprise application architect with a Fortune 500 company in Indianapolis, specializing in J2EE, SOA and LAMP architectures, as well as the moderator of Devshed.com’s popular Java, PHP, XML, and software design forums.
Sun's Java Studio Creator 2 is the company's upcoming second release of its
somewhat lauded, somewhat maligned visual application development
environment. In this review I give Java Studio Creator 2 (JSC2) Early Access
edition a fresh look and discuss its merits and limitations.
For the uninitiated, JSC2 is Sun's effort to bring the same visual approach
to Java/J2EE Website development that Microsoft Visual Studio or Macromedia
Dreamweaver users have enjoyed for years. Sun works to make the visual design
approach in JSC2 more comprehensive from a J2EE perspective than what you
would expect from Dreamweaver by allowing JSC2 users to tap directly into
business logic and data represented by EJBs, Web services, or databases using
a drag-and-drop paradigm.
Sun's target audie... (more)
Jason Halla is an enterprise application architect with a Fortune 500 company in Indianapolis, specializing in J2EE, SOA and LAMP architectures, as well as the moderator of Devshed.com’s popular Java, PHP, XML, and software design forums.
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