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In last week eclipse team released version 3.1M4 of their IDE which (almost) fully supports new J2SE 5.0 features. There was also release of Eclipse WebToolsMilestone 2 which of course works with Eclipse 3.1M4 :-) (there is also a small tutorial available)
I highly recommends playing with those -- annotations, generics, enums and others are just addictive :-> (I just can't wait for AJDT J2SE5.0 support; annotations and AOP are IMHO just a killer combination for medium/large projects)
One small tip for WebTools -- don't use spaces in your application server name; and if you share a project with others make sure they have configured J2EE runtime libraries with the same name. (or they will see a nice NPE after importing that project into workspace).
PS. I'm actually trying to create custom annotation processors for APT and I just can't see how apt could use multiple annotation processor services distributed in separete jar archives. Maybe someone know how to do it?