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we are a big communication co. with poor development infrastructure.. 🙂 we have a central repository for the application code and more than 10 programmers work on diffrent file at a time. right now we down load the CVS edit our file ftp it the main repository … create .ear for the entire source code using maven or ant using telne and then test it. this rtakes lot of time and makes it very confusing. i recently came across the my eclipse but i am not sure how my eclipse can help to improve our production scenario. i know generally developers run the server on their own pc and do everything locally and upload it finally to the mai repository but we have 512 mb ram on our PCs and i think it wont be a good idea to run web logic or jboss and eclipse togather on our pcs so we have to keep testing our app on the central server for testing.
I will really appreciate your help with this regard. i am sure my org will ready to spend 30-40 $ per programmer per yer if it really improve their performance.
Thanks in advance
MaulinMaulin,
The problem you just described is primarily a deployment/testing problem. The major strengths in MyEclipse are in it’s RAD development tools and source code editors, while it does help package and deploy projects to local installs of your app server, it does not focus on deployment and testing as a primary objective, this is up to the development team to decide on.While I don’t doubt MyEclipse can help the productivity of your team, I would definately encourage you to download our trial (and have any number of your employees do the same), and then run through atleast 1 or 2 of our quickstart guides here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html
to get an idea of how MyEclipse works. You have a month to try out the tool, at which point you can either buy a group subscription for your team or uninstall MyEclipse and go back to the method you all had in place before hand.
I think the key here is that you do work through a few of our quick start guides. Setting up your projects in MyEclipse will likely take the most time as you really need to understand how the project is structured and how MyEclipse sees it, after that it will be smooth sailing with lots of enhancements.
Also I would suggest that you might also wait and try our 4.0 release that is comming out at the end of this month, there are *MAJOR* new enhancements and features added to it so it will be a really nice upgrade for everyone.
