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Our organization is evaluating the next IDE from WSAD for our 100+ developers. MyEclipse seems a good candidate. However we could not find any document specifically for this kind of migration. Our J2EE projects include EAR, EJB, Web, Application Client and Web Service all in WSAD standard layout. Is there any guide to eliborate the migrating steps from WSAD?
Thanks
Jason,
Unfortunately we don’t provide IDE-specific migration guides, although if you are comming from WSAD your experience should be somewhat farmiliar which will make the transition easier.The one tip that I will give you (besides reading our docs here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html) that helps people wrap their minds around the projects faster is that in MyEclipse each web module needs to be modelled as a Web Project, each common library module needs to be a Java Project and your EJBs (either all in 1 project or spread across multiple, up to you) need to be modelled in EJB Projects. After that is done, you can create an Enterprise Project that lists all the individual projects as modules, it will then package and deploy those projects for you.
Also moving forward, possibly starting with MyEclipse 5.0, we will be adopting the WTP project model as well to stay consistent with all Eclipse-based web tooling products, so if your team is farmiliar with that model, it should transition over without a problem.
Same as Eclipse, the more memory and faster processor the better as the editors are quite complex. I would suggest atleast 512mb ram, 1gb is better, and for processor it’s hard to say.
One more question, how many UML diagrams MyEclipse 5 support? Does it also support round-trip class diagram? Thanks
Most of the functionality of WTP that supplements MyEclipse will be exposed, of course through the Capabilities system you can expose all of it. I wasn’ta ware of WTP 1.5 offering true complete JEE 5.0 support so I can’t speak to that directly, but that is on everyone’s todo list to add soon enough.
UML:
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* Class
* Use-case
* Sequence
* State
* Activity
* Deployment
* Collaboration
