JDeveloper and Eclipse shortcuts compared

Eclipse is very popular IDE for java community and it also supports other languages such as PHP, C and C++. I use Eclipse for my development for many years, and I just love it so much. I will always ponder if Eclipse could do the same for me anytime I need to work on different projects. Even recently on a project which must use Oracle ADF framework, but it turns out this time I have to use JDeveloper to develop the project. Well, what I really expect from JDeveloper is what I can get from Eclipse. So here is the list of shortcuts that I always want to have no matter if I am using Eclipse, Netbeans and JDeveloper.

	Shortcut	JDeveloper	Eclipse
1.	Code Formatting	Ctrl + Alt + L	Ctrl + Shift + F
2.	Go to line	Ctrl + G	CTRL + L
3.	Navigation	Alt + left and Alt + Right	Alt + left and Alt + Right
4.	Open Resource	Menu Navigate -> View Type Hierarchy	Ctrl + Shift + R
5.	Organize imports	Alt + Enter (One at a time) and Ctrl + Alt + O (All at once)	Ctrl + Shift + O
6.	Open Type Hierarchy	Menu Navigate -> View Type Hierarchy	Ctrl + T
7.	Close all Opened documents	Ctrl + Shift + F4	Ctrl + Shift + F4
8.	Open declarations	Don’t know	Ctrl + O
9.	Open Editor	Don’t know	Ctrl + E
10.	Line Comment	Ctrl + / Note Ctrl + / without selection will move cursor to the next line	Ctrl + /
11.	Comment your selection using /* and */	Don’t know	Ctrl + Shift + /
12.	Rename	Ctrl + Alt + R	Alt + Shift + R
13.	extract to Local Variable	Ctrl + Alt V or Ctrl + Alt + F	Alt + Shift + L
14.	extract to Method	Ctrl + Alt + X	Alt + Shift + M
15.	Open Declaration	Context menu -> Go to Declaration	F3
16.	Save your document	Ctrl + S	Ctrl + S
17.	Reload your project	Press the refresh button	F5
18.	Indent your line or selection	Tab or Shift Tab	Tab or Shift Tab
19.	Code assistence	Ctrl + Space	Ctrl + Space
20.	list all the shortcuts	Don’t know	Ctrl + Shift + L

Please add your comments if you think I am missing anything

This article is based on Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.3 and Eclipse 3.3.2

UPDATE @06/24/2008: Swap Eclipse and JDeveloper columns, my mistake!