---
title: "1 hour with Sun Java Studio Creator 2"
url: "https://victorfarina.com/blog/1_hour_with_sun_java_studio_creator_2"
author: "Víctor Fariña"
published: "2006-02-21"
updated: "2006-02-21"
language: "es"
categories: ["tecnología"]
---

# 1 hour with Sun Java Studio Creator 2

On the process of learning new technologies, I started with JSF. To test it i try to develop an easy application with some modern IDE that implement this technology. The choosed was [Sun Java Studio Creator 2](http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jscreator/index.jsp) . Starting a new application with JSC 2 is easy, just install the IDE, create a new JSF project, and start dragging components into the web page, you can manage the events just clicked on a button and typing the java code associated to the button.

The problems comes when you need to import an external generated code, for example we use [appfuse](https://appfuse.dev.java.net/) to generate the skel of our apps. At the moment we import it on eclipse without problems. but JSC2 DON'T HAVE an import button ¿??¿¿? ... Wow impressive , i can't believe it. Well ... Them i try to import the code from the CVS repository, but oh oh, it doesn't work, the interface to connect to a repository is a lot of strange, it asks unnecesary questions and, well, we have spent 45 minutes. Trying to configure CVS was a time comsuption task.

### Finally

1 hour and we can't start a project using JSC 2, two of the main features of an IDE was import and CVS access , and JSC 2 lacks of them. I hope JSC 2 include this features in the future because starting a new project is easy and fun, writing web applications fast was a grat thing, and doing it visually was great.