At 04:51 PM 7/5/00 -0400, you wrote: >Mossad KGB Semtex cracking Qaddafi genetic Ft. Bragg > >Please enter the details of your bug report here > >Hello again, > >I believe I have everything cleaned up an stable, but yet I am still >having trouble with getting the beanshell to start. > >When I try to import a class for the first, I get the beanshell is >starting up message and then this: > >Setting JDE variables to startup values... >Fontifying hello.java... >Fontifying hello.java... (regexps.............) >Setting JDE variables to startup values... >my-jde-mode-hook function executed >hello.java... done >Wrote /home/smarks/hello.java >Loading thingatpt... >Loading thingatpt...done >Starting the BeanShell. Please wait... >Symbol's value as variable is void: BeanShell > >On occasion, starting the Beanshell appears to hang. C-g gets me >going and subsequent imports work - that is the beanshell is actually >running. > This sounds like the famous Unix Beanshell startup timeout error. The JDE launches the BeanShell, which is of course an independent process, and then waits to receive the BeanShell prompt over the standard I/O channel between the BeanShell and Emacs. If the JDE does not get a response in the time specified by bsh-startup-timeout (default = 3 seconds) or gets only the initial startup line, BeanShell 0.96 beta (JDE patch) - by Pat Niemeyer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) an error occurs. Whan a wizard is running, the error is usually a Lisp error because JDE wizards expect Lisp back from the JDE Java code executed via the Beanshell and ends up evaluating the Beanshell startup line, which is not valid Lisp. The default wait time of 3 seconds seems to be more than enough on Windows but is frequently not enough on Unix. The solution is simply to set bsh-startup-timeout to a longer startup time, using customize, of course. - Paul ------------------------------------------------------------ TECH SUPPORT POLICY I respond only to requests that contain a complete problem report. The easiest way to ensure that your report is complete is to include the output of the JDE->Help->Submit Problem Report command in your request. To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] JDE website: http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/ JDE mailing list archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.html
