Netbeans 和 Eclipse 上 ICEfaces 的所见即所得功能有何差异？
在评估 ICEfaces 时，我使用 Eclipse 及其网页编辑器来使用 ICEfaces 组件直观地创建网页。我听说 Netbeans 6.5 提供了类似的功能，但 Netbeans 6.7 不支持可视化拖放。我想知道 Netbeans 是否有一个插件可以启用此功能？对于那些有 ICEfaces 经验的人来说，您更喜欢哪种 IDE？为什么？
While evaluating ICEfaces I have used Eclipse and its Web Page Editor to visually create a webpage using ICEfaces components. I have heard that Netbeans 6.5 provided a similar capability, but Netbeans 6.7 does not support a visual drag and drop. I was wondering if there is a plugin for Netbeans to enable this? Also to those who have experience with ICEfaces, what IDE do you prefer and why?
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Netbeans 之前曾与 Woodstock 组件库（由于严重问题 在较新的符合标准的网络浏览器中）以及带有“组件调色板”的相应可视化编辑器。它消失后，建议用户迁移到ICEFaces 。提供了将现有的 Woodstock 项目转换为 ICEFaces 项目的工具（尽管我在这里和那里读过，您可以更好地自己手动转换/编码）。
在他们的 工具支持部分 我看到了 Eclipse 和 Netbeans 的插件/工具。
我没有 ICEFaces 的实际经验，但我有 Eclipse 和 IntelliJ IDEA 的实际经验。两者都是优秀的 IDE 来进行编程。几年前我曾尝试使用 Netbeans 进行 Web 开发。但它出问题了，没有按照我要求/期望的那样做，所以我把它扔掉了。从那以后我就再也没有碰过它，但最近它可能有所改进。自己尝试一些不同的 IDE 并得出自己的结论。对于这类主观问题，自己的经验永远是最好的答案。
请注意，我不建议拖放代码。它最初可能会加快开发速度，但当您要维护/修复/增强/重用代码时，您最终会在代码汤中迷失方向。
Netbeans used to ship previously with the Woodstock component library (which died January 2009 due to serious problems in the newer standards-compliant webbrowsers) and the corresponding visual editor with a "component palette". After it died, the users were recommended to migrate to ICEFaces. Tools were provided to convert existing Woodstock projects to ICEFaces projects (although I've read here and there that you can better convert/code it by hand yourself).
At their Tools Support section I see plugins/tools for both Eclipse and Netbeans.
I don't have hands on experience with ICEFaces, but I have hands on experience with Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA. Both are excellent IDE's to program in. I've tried Netbeans for web development some years ago. But it bugged and didn't do what I asked/expected it to do, so I threw it away. Since then I've never touched it, but it may be have been improved lately. Just try some different IDEs yourself and conclude yourself. Own experience is always the best answer on those kind of subjective matters.
Note that I do not recommend drag'n'dropping code. It may initially speed up development, but you will end up swimming around disoriented in code soup when you're about to maintain/bugfix/enhance/reuse the code.