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Eclipse Vs MyEclipseBlue Comparision

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    darhieus
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    Hi

    Can any one give a list of feature comparion between MyEclipseBlue and Eclipse to be used as IDE? Thank you.

    #330542 Reply

    support-swapna
    Moderator

    darhieus,

    MyEclipse Blue Edition is the clear alternative to IBM Rational®. It’s a powerful IDE for IBM WebSphere developers with advanced WebSphere- specific features and customized connectors, making MyEclipse Blue Edition the lightweight, powerful solution that keeps today’s discerning IBM shops ahead of the technology curve.

    • Compatible with WebSphere 5.x, 6.0, 6.1, 7, 8, 8.5 and WAS Portal Server
    • RAD & WSAD Project Support/Migration
    • Supports Ajax, JPA, Visual SQL, Spring, Hibernate, Maven and much more for WebSphere.

    Here is a list of features supported by MyEclipse and MyEclipse Blue :
    https://www.myeclipseide.com/module-htmlpages-display-pid-1.html

    Please check the following threads to understand where and how MyEclipse fares better than other IDEs :

    http://www.coderanch.com/t/106613/vc/Where-does-MyEclipse-atually-diffrentiates
    http://www.coderanch.com/t/106626/vc/Eclipse

    Let us know if you have any questions.

    #330559 Reply

    darhieus
    Member

    Swapna,

    Thank you. I have already gone thorugh the list of features available in MyEclipseBlue.
    My question is to compare what are the features which comes with MyEclipseBlue which is not in “Eclipse” (Not “MyEclipse”).

    For eg., exporting the workspace as ProjectInterchage file is not in “Eclipse” but it is availale in RAD and MyEclipseBlue.(as far as I know). But this is a minor feature with which we can live. Is there any major feature which is not available in “Eclipse” but in “MyEclipseBlue”. ?

    #330590 Reply

    darhieus,

    All the features that are listed above are the major features that are not avaiable in Eclipse.

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