Good catch. I figured something was wrong with the path to jde.jar. The
fact that the classes were missing should have been the big clue.
So this results in good news. I have it all working (with some annoying
lisp errors still around...) on Linux with xemacs21 using the ibm java2
jdk1.3! I'm really impresseded. Good work on such a fine package. :)
I'll see if I can figure out the lisp errors, and why the jdebug
keybindings don't work - ^C^Z gives an error that nothing is bound
there.
Thanks again!
Paul Kinnucan wrote:
>
> At 05:35 PM 8/4/00 -0700, you wrote:
> >Hi again. I have run into a new problem. I'm running linux with xemacs
> >21, and jde-2.2.0 on the IBM java2 jdk1.3. One of the big reasons I
> >overhauled my system was to use JDEbug, but I can't get it to start.
> >When I try to start the JDEbug process, xemacs spits back a really long
> >error in the minibuffer (so it's hard to copy it) - xemacs is
> >complaining that a macro is an invalid function. I don't know lisp well
> >at all (shame on me) but it seems that it's trying to either display a
> >window or dertermine if I'm runing windows NT.
> >
> >Then I checked the buffer list and noticed that jde launched a java
> >process to run the debugger. This is the contents of that window:
> >
> >cd /home/aaron/work/java/
> >java -classpath
> >/usr/share/xemacs21/packages/etc/jde/java/lib/jde.jar:/usr/local/IBMJava2-^
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
> Please read the part in the JDE installation instructions about removing
> the (obsolete) version of the JDE that is shipped with XEmacs. The jde.jar
> file shipped with that version does not include JDEbug (among many other
> newer Java-based features).
>
> - Paul
