Re: RPM available?
On Wed, 2001-11-14 at 13:52, Brad O'Hearne wrote: > Is there an RPM available for JDE? I have tried installing everything > in pieces, and haven't had much luck. I'm happy to admit I'm an idiot, > but also happy to admit that an RPM would make this process a whole lot > easier. I was thinking about doing one some time ago. It wouldn't be that complicated, but it would get real ugly in a hurry. First, JDE depends on semantic, speedbar, eieio, and a few other things. So either you package those in the same RPM or you have the JDE RPM require RPMs for those versions. It can be done and I will do it if the list shows sufficient interest. However, Paul doesn't have access to a Linux machine (last I heard) and I doubt he'd want to distribute in something other than source form. I'm inclined to agree with him, though it would be nice if JDE could check the RPM database for required versions and such. And for apt, too, if we want to get fancy. So if this would be of help to others and new users, I'll cook something up. --Ben
Re: ANN: Name Change Plans
On 18 Jul 2001 07:53:03 -0400, Paul Kinnucan wrote: > If you can think of anything else that I can do to minimize the impact of > this name change on you, please let me know. Shall we trademark JMode just in case? It seems many of us, me included, are willing to help defer the legal cost of one.
Re: JDEbug on Linux
On 14 Jun 2001 21:04:27 +0200, Mario Neudeck Hello all, > am I right thats not possible to run JDEbug with JDK1.3/JRE1.3 on > linux?. There's a section in the users guide. Is there a turnaround? It's very possible. I do it every day. Did it five minutes ago, in fact. :) Did you follow the setup instructions on http://jde.sunsite.dk/? If not, back up your .emacs and start from scratch. Follow the instructions EXACTLY. If you need help with setup, write us back and tell us what the error is. If that doesn't work, use the problem report tool in JDE which you can access by JDE->Help->Submit Problem Report.
Re: Debugging JDK source
On 22 May 2001 15:48:11 -0400, Jeff Rancier wrote: > Hello All: > > I can debug through the JDK source fine, but what if I want to set a > breakpoint on a line in the JDK source? E.g. I put a breakpoint on the > following: > > socket = new Socket( hostAddress, hostPort.intValue() ); > > in my code, how do I set a breakpoint in Socket.java? Do I need to pull it > local to my project? You probably can't, for two reasons: 1) Sun doesn't compile the Java core classes with -g, which JPDA needs to see breakpoints. 2) You can't compile the Java sources in src.jar and get rt.jar, since there are all kinds of native classes and code to deal with the low-level stuff. Of course, I would *love* to be proved wrong here, but until then this is another great reason to support Classpath. :)
RE: JDE and ant?
On 16 Jan 2001 19:52:58 +, Kevin Jones wrote: > > Hmmm. You could create a simple ant build file that accepts > > the name of > > your file as an input variable... > > > > I already have this - I can do ant -DsomeFile.java, and it will compile that > file. What I want is to be able to pass the file I am currently editing to > ant when I'm usinjg JDE/emacs, I fail to understand why you want to pass a JDE buffer to a project builder. Why use a builder at all if you're only concerned about one file? Or does ant do something else that you're trying to use from within emacs? -- -*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-* Benjamin A. Speakmon Associate Software Engineer, Web Products Division TeleCommunication Systems, Inc. Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
