At 07:48 AM 7/28/00 +0200, Ulrich Kriegel wrote: >Chuck Irvine wrote: >> >> I've just installed jde/jpda/JDEbug on a Solaris box. When I invoke >> "JDE->Debug App", I get: >> No response to command 1. (process = 1; timeout = 10 sec.) >> This seems a little fishy because the error comes up more or less >> immediately, while the error message mentions "10 sec.". One possibility >> that comes to mind is that JDE or one of its dependent packages doesn't >> like the version of emacs that I am running, 20.3.1. I know its a little >> old. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks! >> >The same happens at our site Please don't jump to conclusions. There are any number of reasons why the debugger might not respond to a command from the JDE. In Chuck's case, the reason is that a class not found exception occurs in the JDEbug code before it gets a chance to respond to the command. The missing class happens to be java.util.HashMap, one of the core JDK classes. Is this the problem you are experiencing? I find the error Chuck is experiencing very weird since this class is part of the JDK 1.2.2 rt.jar file and the rt.jar file is on the default classpath for the JDK 1.2.2 vm. I would suspect that the rt.jar file is missing or that some other version of the JDK is being used. Note also that Chuck has not properly configured his LD_LIBRARY_PATH to run JDEbug, though I do not think this is the root of this particular problem. > - with NT there are no problems but using Solaris 2.7 and JDK 1.1.2, 1.1.2_05a >whe above described error occur. >Since this is not the first description of that problem with Solaris the >question arises: "Did somebody succedd using Jdebug on Solaris?" >-- I have been using JDEbug on Solaris for the last nine months without any problem, most recently on Solaris 2.6. I sincerely doubt there is anything peculiar to Solaris 2.7 that would cause this error. - Paul
