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<h3>IDE Integration</h3>
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All the modern Java IDEs support Ant almost out of the box.
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    <a href="http://antrunner.sourceforge.net/">
      AntRunner For JBuilder (unbundled)
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    <a href="Integration/jext-plugin.html">
      AntWork Plugin for the Jext Java Text Editor (unbundled)
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    <a href="http://jdee.sunsite.dk/">
      JDEE (Java Development Environment for Emacs)
    </a> has built-in text ANT integration: selection of target through text
    field, execution, hyperlink to compilation errors. Installation: built-in
    JDEE 2.2.8 or later. Configuration: through customize menu
    "Jde Build Function"
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    <a href="http://www.intellij.com/idea/">
      IDEA
    </a> has built-in GUI ANT integration: GUI selection of targets, execution,
    hyperlink to compilation errors
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    <a href="http://ant.netbeans.org/">
      NetBeans
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    NetBeans 3.4 has very good Ant integration indeed.
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    <a href="http://jedit.org/">
      jEdit
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    jEdit is an open source java IDE with some great plugins for Java dev, a
    good XML editor and the Antfarm plugin to execute targets in a build
    file.
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    <a href="http://eclipse.org/">
      Eclipse
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    Eclipse is IBM's counterpoint to NetBeans; an open source IDE with
    Java and Ant support.
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    <a href="Integration/VAJAntTool.html">
      VisualAge for Java</a>
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    <a href="http://www7b.software.ibm.com/wsdd/library/techarticles/0203_searle/searle1.html">
      WebSphere Studio Application Developer
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    <a href="http://www.borland.com/jbuilder/pdf/jb9_feamatrix.pdf">
      JBuilder 9 Personal
    </a>
    JBuilder supports Ant with the following features. Add Ant nodes to
    projects and execute Ant targets from within JBuilder. Add custom Ant-based
    build tasks with custom Ant libraries to run Ant from within JBuilder.
    Rapid navigation from Ant build error messages to source files.
    Customize build menu and toolbar with custom build targets.
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