What is the best java studio to implement web application

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Dears ,

I have a very good skill in programming using C# in visual studio and i have been developed many websites and web app but now i want to try java what is the best java studio to use for web development and special for drag and drop the controls and not to implement them manualy

best regards

Posted 9-Jan-12 0:54am

youssef_123

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Nagy Vilmos · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-09T01:05:00

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Use either Eclipse[^] or Netbeans[^]. These are the two most common IDE's for any Java development; desktop, web-based or mobile.

Posted 9-Jan-12 1:05am

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youssef_123 9-Jan-12 7:27am

ok man 10x but is it compatible with T-Sql
or is it need to install another programs to connect to database or when i download this netbeans every thing is ok and i can start development

Nagy Vilmos 9-Jan-12 7:31am

If it helps, vote. :)
Both these tools are just IDE's, the packages you use are up to you. AFAIK, T-SQL can be connected to from Java using JDBC, which is part of the standard language SDK.