At 08:11 AM 10/3/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi. First of all, is there an archive for this list? Geocrawler seems
>to be on the fritz...
>
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>Now, my questions. JDE (or XEmacs) doesn't seem to read my environment
>variables. First, I have the binary path for my Java stuff set in my
>PATH. When I try to access the binaries at the shell, they come up,
>but JDE's compile/run shells can't find the binaries. My workaround
>thus far has been to make symlinks in the /usr/local/bin directory.
>
I don't have this problem.
>My next problem has to do with library paths. JDE does not seem to
>read my CLASSPATH environment variable. I've set the classpath
>variable in both the compile and run classpaths using the "customize"
>dropdown menu in XEmacs
>(to:/home/cmayes/java/Thinking_In_Java/actual_code:/usr/local/java/j2sdkee
1.2.1/lib/j2ee.jar:.)
>
>Without this, I get:
>
>java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: c05/dessert/Cookie
> at Dinner.main(Dinner.java:12)
>
>With the path, I get:
>
>Couldn't find or load essential class `java/lang/Object'
>java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError java/lang/Object
>
>Any ideas?
>From the JDE User's Guide:
"Setting a Global Classpath
The JDE allows you to define a classpath that applies to compiling,
running, and debugging Java code. You define this classpath by customizing
the jde-global-classpath option. To display a customization buffer for this
variable, select JDE->Project->Options->General or enter M-x
customize-variable jde-global-classpath.
Note Do not make the mistake of setting jde-global-classpath the way you
set the -classpath switch of the Java vm. The value of jde-global-classpath
is a list of strings, each of which specifies a path. When starting a
program that requires the -classpath switch, such as javac, the JDE
converts this list to a string consisting of paths separated by a semicolon
or colon.
You can also define separate classpaths for compile, run, and debug
operations by customizing the variables jde-compile-option-classpath, or
jde-run-option-classpath, jde-debug-option-classpath, respectively. If you
set any of these variables, the variable overrides the value defined by
jde-global-classpath for the operation to which the variable applies."
- Paul
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