I was having a problem with jde-wiz-override-method such that the method
name completion was working fine, but when I actually selected a method to
override, I got an error something like:
Error evaluating Lisp result of Java expression evaluation.
Java expression:
jde.wizards.Met
IIRC, adding (c-set-offset 'substatement-open 0) to your JDE load hook
should correct this.
HTH
Jason
"Jeff Rancier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/19/02 01:46 PM
To: "Jde-List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc: "Javier Lopez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Jslopez@Forumsys. Com"
<[EMAIL
M-x customize-variable jde-key-bindings
Insert your new key bindings
Save for future sessions (writes to your .emacs)
Regards
Jason
Ulrich Obst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
09/18/02 08:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject: Can't redefine JDE
I think you want to use : (c-set-offset 'substatement-open 0)
I have a java mode hook that calls this for me.
James Cox
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"Schewe
our build.xml
file. In order to compile only the current file, you must modify your
'buildZV' task (or create a new build task) to compile only the file
specified by the 'buffer' property.
Regards
Jason Stell
David.Ostrovsk
[EM
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Pete Siemsen
Venkat
What version of jde-ant.el are you compiling (is it the version that came
with jde-2.2.8 or did you get the latest from CVS)?
How are you performing the byte-code compilation? From within Emacs? What
is your load-path?
Do the jde-ant functions work properly if you don't byte-compile?
Ja
Ethan
In response to your second question, if you are using the JDE project
facilities, jde-ant will look for the buildfile in the same directory as
the prj.el file.
Try M-x jde-create-new-project [/directory/containing/buildfile]
Jason
Ethan
Are you certain Emacs is being started with your PATH settings. Do a quick
check : M-x shell-command ${PATH}
If the ant program is accessible from the listed PATH, you should be able
to run it without setting the explicit path in jde-ant-program.
HTH
Jason
Yeah... but under a different package name: com.sun.java.util.collections
or something...
David Hay
Paul
I believe the problem arises because jde does a dynamic "(require
'jde-ant)" and jde-ant does a "(require 'jde)"
Remove the "(require 'jde)" line from jde-ant, and the problem should go
away.
Regards
Jason
t to create
javadoc?
Douglas WF Acheson
--- Jeff Rancier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good idea.
> -Original Message-
> From: Jason Stell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 10:53 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: jde-ant Buildfile
Minor nitpick for clarification:
Para 4:
I therefore respectfully request that you not contest my right to use the
acronym JDE further. By so doing, J.D. Edwards would show the Emacs and
Open Source communities that J.D. Edwards is a good corporate citizen.
Consider rewording to
I therefore
Douglas
What if, instead of using the custom string variable jde-ant-program, a new
custom variable jde-ant-invocation-style is a choice between invoking a
specific script or invoking a function that generates the appropriate Ant
command. Perhaps something like:
Jde Ant Invocation Style: [Hi
Douglas
Invoking the jvm from jde-ant is something that has been discussed and
considered. However, my main objection is that Ant is a cross-platform
project build tool that has no (and should have no) dependencies on Emacs
or JDE. Developers need to be able to provide clear build instructions t
Douglas
Options:
1 - You can use the jde-ant-args custom variable to pass in the classpath
you want to use.
2 - There is a custom variable jde-ant-program that points to the script
that runs Ant. You could also edit the script (or create a new one) that
passes in the classpath you want to use;
Douglas
Regarding your second issue, I typically do something like the following in
my ant build.xml file
Then, in my javac task, I have something like the following
BTW: I am in the process of making some (r
Douglas
last-nonmenu-event is supposed to help determine if the command was
invoked by menu. In this case, the value is temporarily changed in order to
force save-some-buffers to work properly.
Actually, it probably isn't necessary for jde-ant (or jmode-ant) since
jde-ant currently isn't integr
Jeff
Are you able to run ant to build your project from the command line? I've
no idea why emacs would bomb entirely if the ant process died.
Jason
Steve
Thanks for this. I had been tweaking the additions you sent before
to do this build file parsing as well.
Now I'm working on trying to make the buildfile location functionality
a bit more consistent/explicit. I figure there are the following possibilities:
1) The user wants to explicitly s
Steve Molitor caught this error and pointed out the fix to me, and I have changed my
working copy for the next version of jde-ant.
Thanks.
Jason
Dirk Husemann wrote:
> > "PK" == Paul Kinnucan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> PK> At 01:34 PM 6/25/2001 -0700, you wrote:
> >> When I en
I concur, but I don't think we want to couple jde-ant with the Ant XML schema.
I would rather delegate to the Ant program.
I thought about the possibilty of using beanshell to invoke the Ant program
main. This would relieve the cost of starting up an additional VM. However, Ant
comes with shell s
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> -Original Message-
> From: Jason Stell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 7:34 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Version 1.3 of jde-ant.el
>
> I've attached a version 1.3 of jde
I've attached a version 1.3 of jde-ant.el (modified from that
distributed with JDE 2.2.8beta1).
It defines the new function jde-ant-projecthelp, which invokes Ant with
the "-projecthelp" switch to list all available targets for the current
buildfile.
Regards
Jason
jde-ant.el
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Hi Paul
Now that jde-ant is included in JDE, what do you think about a minor change to
jde-build to allow it to delegate to jde-ant-build?
There's already the jde-build-use-make toggle. Maybe add a radio choice custom
variable that lets you pick make, ant, or specify another function.
Thoughts?
Are you passing the -emacs flag to Ant? If you are using the jde-ant
facilities, this arg is set by default.
Regards
Jason
Jean-Pierre Dubé wrote:
Hi, When
I compile code using ant 1.3 and I get compiled errors. Clicking on the
brings me to my build.xml file instead of the right java source
gt; > in the same directory.
>
> is there a reason for this?
>
> Kevin Jones
> DevelopMentor
> www.develop.com
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Jason Stell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: 23 May 2001 12:46
> > To: Kevin Jones
> >
Hi Kevin
jde-ant-build assumes that you are using the JDE project facilities-- i.e., you
have a prj.el file in your project root. It looks for the build definition file
in the same directory. The easiest thing to do is just `M-x
jde-create-new-project` and select the directory containing your bui
Oops... I guess you already have a non-java version. I turned off java in
my Linux browser and the guide loaded fine...
Jason Stell wrote:
> I'm running Redhat 7 (with newer kernel 2.2.18) and NS 4.76 and my
> browser freezes while trying to load the navigation applet.
> My N
I'm running Redhat 7 (with newer kernel 2.2.18) and NS 4.76 and my
browser freezes while trying to load the navigation applet.
My NT4 box with NS 4.76 manages to load the applet okay (after some
delay). Paul -- could you add a non-java option for the user guide
link?
V/R
Jason Stell
The key combo C-x ` (that's control-x, tic-mark) is normally bound
to the next-error command. Works for me.
Regards.
Joel Metelius wrote:
Is it possible to jump to the next compile error
in the source buffer??
/joel
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Nic Ferrier wrote:
> Why? Why not just use extdirs? It's already there and that's what the
> Ant thing means as far as I udnerstand.
>
Actually, the functionality that Ant provides allows for somewhat
sophisticated definition of paths, filesets, patterns, etc. This is what
I was referring to i
Paul Kinnucan wrote:
This would be easy to do. Just give my some clue as to how the directory
should be specified. Customization variable? e.g.,
jde-class-library-dirs
A project customization variable would be good. Maybe a select option
for including zips/including jars/including both...?
M
Ben Speakmon wrote:
>
> 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?
>
Ant has some nice features that might be usef
gt; 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
> 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 usi
> DevelopMentor
> www.develop.com
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Jason Stell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: 12 January 2001 14:01
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: JDE and ant?
> >
> >
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