JCreator

• Lite Edition : shareware that costs $35 after a 30-day trial.
• Pro Edition : shareware that costs $89 after a 30-day trial.
• Lite-Pro Edition

Disadvantages

• Only available for the Windows operating system, although Wine can be used to run JCreator on Unix systems
• When using the JDK Help feature, the default browser settings may not be honored when opening an external browser for the JDK documentation.
• * It will mostly open Internet Explorer and rarely a default browser not Internet Explorer.
• No option for temporary highlighting of files.
• XML highlighting disables itself with really long lines.
• Custom icons can only be made from 16 colors
• * There is a workaround by saving the bitmap that stores the custom icons in a 24-bit format.
• The printer settings used for printouts are unreliable.

  Features

• Custom color schemes
• Wrapping around of your existing projects
• Different JDK profiles can be used
• Quick code writing via project templates
• Easy project viewing with the class browser
• Debugging with an easy, intuitive interface. No command-line prompts necessary
• Wizards help you cut to the chase writing your project, quickly and easily
• Automatic Classpath configuration
• UI customization
• The run-time environment can run your application as an applet, in a JUnit environment or in a command-line window
• JCreator's IDE does not require a Java Runtime Environment to execute, which may make it faster than Java-based IDE's.
• Robot packages can be uploaded, also by using inheritance the users can create new variables, objects and classes as well as methods.

  Pro vs LE

• Code Parameter tooltip list;
• Debugger
• JSP Tag and Scriplet Code Completion
• CVSSupport