help me get off

Hi all, Sorry for the administrivia, but I'm trying and trying unsucessfully to get off the list. We have moved to Denmark and I'm trying to find a job which is extremely difficult for an American programmør in Denmark. Each time a message comes into my inbox, my stomach jumps a mile high because

attaching to a local process with virtual hosting

Hi all, I'm running the folloing: Red Hat 7.1, Linux version 2.4.3-12 java 1.3.1 apache 1.3.20 apache: jakarta-tomcat 3.3-b1 tomcat:

disregard last message.

Actually, things seem to be working fine now Thanks, Heather M. Buch

jdebug remote process and virtual host using different port

Hi, I am successfully running the following: Red Hat 7.1, Linux version 2.4.3-12 java 1.3.1 apache 1.3.20 apache: jakarta-tomcat 3.3-b1 tomcat:

updating project file

Hi, I wrote a lot of project specific information directly to my .emacs file. Is there a way to quickly extract project-specific stuff from .emacs and put it in the project file? Or do I have to go and hand-edit both files? Thanks Heather M. Buch Java Analyst Programmer II Information Systems [

Re: problem with auto-completion

Hi, By looking at the beanshell, I was able to determine that my classpath entry needed a trailing "/" which I did not have. Thanks very much for your help, Javier!! Heather "Javier S. Lopez" wrote: > > Heather Buch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >

Re: problem with auto-completion

"Javier S. Lopez" wrote: >Set it to this path and restart the beanshell. Check that the beanshell >classpath includes that directory /var/.../classes > Hi Javier, I changed my classpath entry and restarted the beanshell (I don't know how to check the beanshell classpath). I now get this: Deb

problem with auto-completion

Hello, I don't seem to have much luck getting jde to auto-complete code within my package (though it will auto-complete methods from the current class, "this"). The beginning of my package name is "edu", and it sits in /var/local/https-1.0/https/tomcat/lib/apps/classes As an example, I have a

Re: local variables gone from jdebug

It works fine. I needed to compile with -g Heather Heather Buch wrote: > > Hello, > > Suddenly, during a JDebug session (attached to a local tomcat process), > the local variables do not show, when I choose the "jdebug - show buffer > - locals" > option. > &

local variables gone from jdebug

Hello, Suddenly, during a JDebug session (attached to a local tomcat process), the local variables do not show, when I choose the "jdebug - show buffer - locals" option. I can see "this", but none of the variables that were defined in my block of code, or just in my method. I have been able to s

never mind last question

Sorry about that. Please disregard my last message. I found my mistake. Heather

desktop problems

Hi, I'm trying to use desktop.el. It is in my share/emacs/21.1/lisp dir. I can't M-x to any of it's functions without editing my .emacs file to load it first, right? So I edit my .emacs. When I add these lines at the bottom of my .emacs file, (desktop-load-default) (desktop-read) And do C-

[Fwd: run to next breakpoint]

Heather Buch wrote: > > OK, I'm sure you're right. It occurs to me that the next breakpoint > may not be hit in my debug session. > > Thanks, > I was being stupid. Continue works fine. The next breakpoint was not hit in my debug session. Thanks, Heather > Hea

run to next breakpoint

Hi, I'm debugging by attaching to a remote process (my servlet app in Tomcat. I can't seem to find a command to just jump to the next breakpoint. Is there such a command? "Continue" seems to run the application to completion. Thanks, -- Heather M. Buch Java Analyst Programmer II Information

Re: JDEbug performance

Max Rydahl Andersen wrote: What if they phased it out altogether in the next sdk? > > The Java 2 Classic VM > The Java 2 Classic VM is essentially the same virtual machine implementation > as in version 1.2 of the Java 2 SDK. It may be invoked by using the -classic > command-line option, as in

Re: how to set classpath

Hi. Thanks. Can I just do this again: gzip -cd jde-latest.tar.gz | tar xvf - or do I need to reinstall all other libraries (elib, eieio, etc)? Thanks, Heather Paul Kinnucan wrote: > > Heather Buch writes: > > Hello, > > > > A few questions on setting the classpath

appending a project global classpath to a default global classpath

I think the users guide answered my question about this: "When you open a Java source file, the JDE looks for project files in the directory tree containing the source file. If the JDE finds one or more project files, it loads the project files in the following manner. The JDE first sets all th

how to set classpath

Hello, A few questions on setting the classpath in jde: 1) Do I need to set the path to the jdk libraries themselves? (I guess this would be something like /var/local/https-1.0/java/jdk1.3.1_01/lib, or /var/local/https-1.0/java/jdk1.3.1_01/jre/lib) in order to get auto-completion on stuff like j