If your willing to spend the money, IntelliJ is not bad at all.
Oracle JDeveloper if you want to use ADF Faces and/or the ADF framework.
I use Netbeans - stay away from any of the version 6 builds or
milestones - version 5.5.1 works really well.
I don't use Eclipse, so I can't make a call there.
Why does it have to be drag & drop, the API isn't that hard and you can
do some really great things with JSF View with a good understanding of
the JSF Lifecycle and events. My $.02.
If it's just a time issue, Java Studio Creator isn't that bad, you just
need to go through the tutorials and make sure you check your code once
in awhile on Glassfish.
--Todd
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From: DanglingChap [mailto:blackishbubble@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 5:58 AM
To: users@javaserverfaces.dev.java.net
Subject: Which IDE is best for JSF
Hi, I need to make up an already created project of ASP.NET in JSF. The
earlier project was already at some stage so i have to take this new
implementation to that point a.s.a.p. Besides all that configuration
stuff and other things. I need to have some really cool JSF IDE which
support visual design (drag and drop). Right now the only choice i have
is Java Studio Creator, but don't know why i am not feeling comfortable
with this decision. Is there any other Good IDE or plugins for ECLIPSE
or MyEclipse? I may be looking forward for MyFaces, facelets
implementation as well but it will be in later stages. Suggest me some
good IDE. Again, I need some IDE with DRAG AND DROP support at PAGE
LEVEL.
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