On Sunday 30 January 2005 07:05 pm, Phill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having problems executing java .class files. It'll compile just fine
> but when execution comes about the following happens:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] java $ java Test.class
^^^^^^
This is wrong. The java command takes the name of the class, not the name
of the file. So, your command-line should be "java Test", assuming you
put your class in the unnamed package.
> On a related note,
> I'm picking up Java in school and as a neat language to go on about.
> Now, my school board licensed a very basic IDE from this Toronto based
> software house that: compiles and executes your code AND has the ability
> to trace execution.
Are you talking about BlueJ? I think you can download that.
> I realise this may be a bit to much to ask for, but nothing I find
> through Google seems to fit the bill. I'm currently trying out jedit but
> I suspect I lack a very large amount of plugins.
> Any suggestions?
I use jEdit for all my text editing (from bash scripts to XML) and have
gotten it to the point where it's basically my favorite IDE. :)
Here's the plugins I have installed:
Antelope
BufferTabs
Console
ErrorList
Gesture Plugin
Jalopy Java Source Code Formatter
JDiff Plugin
Message View
SideKick
Spell Check
Whitespace
You may not need all of those. There are also other good ones.
If you want an real IDE, try Eclipse; I've heard it is really great for
Java. I've never used it. If you are a KDE user, KDevelop has java
support, but I've only used it for a couple of C projects, and haven't
really gotten to like it.
All apps mentioned in this email are available from portage.
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