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Some integrated development environments (IDE) are more integrated than others. Oracle JDeveloper is much more than a Java programming tool. Integrated into its core Java IDE are a host of other IDEs such as:

XML development - visual editors for XSD, XSLT, XQuery, WSDL, and support for debugging XSLT
Web development - visual editors for CSS, as well as WYSIWYG editors for HTML, JSP, JSF (pages and config) and ADF Faces (a k a Apache MyFaces Trinidad), Struts (config) and Applets and an HTTP Analyzer for analysis of the packets sent across the wire for Web Services and Web applications
J2EE development - wizards for EJB, Web Services, and the built-in OC4J Application Server to deploy J2EE artifacts quickly, as well as very easy remote debugging of both Web and J2EE applications. JDeveloper also provides an IDE for Oracle TopLink - one of the premium tools for object-relational mapping
Database development - editors and diagrammers for tables, database browsers, SQL worksheets, data viewer for all JDBC-powered databases as well as programming and debugging support for PL/SQL - the Oracle database’s stored procedural language
UML modeling - diagrammers for activity, class (with code synchronization), sequence and use case diagrams
Integration - visual modeling, testing. and deploying Web Services, BPEL processes, and ESB services

If you haven’t looked at Oracle JDeveloper in a while, you’ll definitely want to take a second look now. Installation only takes unzipping an archive. Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 is free and available for download at: http://oracle.com/technology/jdev

Reference
http://java.sys-con.com/read/313602.htm

Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.3.1.0 Feature Matrixhttp://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/101/collateral/101/featurematrix_10131.html