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My job is to write KornShell (ksh) script and run the script in a remote server. I am trying to find the best way to do it.
Currently, I edit the code in Notepad++, transfer the file to server (through FTP), run the script in server, and repeat the process until the script runs fine.
So, what I’m looking for is an IDE (for windows) with a good editor, ftp support and debugging facilities.
Both Vim and Emacs will edit files on a remote machine somewhat transparently and both have ports to Windows that work well.
This link will tell you how to do it with Vim.