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Java in Visual Studio 2008 Team Suite?

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    I write to inquire if there is a way to develop java code using VSTS 2008? Is there a snapin or compatible app that would allow this? Much thanks for an informed opinion.

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      I write to inquire if there is a way to develop java code using VSTS 2008? Is there a snapin or compatible app that would allow this? Much thanks for an informed opinion.

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      You can use VS to write the code but would not have any intellisense or other support, just as would get with notepad. You would also need a suitable compiler.


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        I write to inquire if there is a way to develop java code using VSTS 2008? Is there a snapin or compatible app that would allow this? Much thanks for an informed opinion.

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        To add to Mark's comments, I have done this for a small project, but without the intellisense and keyword highlighting it is not a great experience. I would much rather use Eclipse or NetBeans as both are geared to Java development, whereas Visual Studio is not.

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