Is there a later version of efs that solves this ?
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Butte <Ray Butte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 8:53 AM
To: Maxime Levesque
Subject: Suggestions for integrating EFS with JDE
Maxime,
Be aware that there are bugs in the XEmacs version of efs that prevent you
from
loading a remote file into JDE. I wasted days with it and ended up just
NFS-mounting
the source directories.
Good luck, in any case.
-Ray
Maxime Levesque writes:
>
> I'm about to try to integrate EFS with JDE. EFS is an emacs package
> that let's you transparantly use remote (ftp reachable) file systems for
> editing just as if they were local.
>
> Integrating it with JDE would mean that compilation and execution
> would happen on the machine where the files reside, I plan to use
> some emacs telnet package for this.
>
> ideally one would just need to set a few parameters like :
>
> '(remote-site
> '(host-name "hostName")
> '(project-root-dir "remote roor dir")
> '(remote-jdk-home "remote jdk home")
> '(remote-classpath "the remote classpath")
> '(remote-login ...)
> '(remote-password ...))
>
> and then be ready to edit and compile the remote site...
>
> Any help or suggestions would be appreciated ...
>
>
> In particular : what telnet (or ssh?) package should I use for this ?
>
>
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