1) code reformat. Use the following code snippet:
public String downloadAttachment(HttpServletRequest
request,HttpServletResponse response,ServletContext context,String
action,String[] arguments,User user)throws ControllerException,
SecurityException
{
... ...
... ...
}
after reformatting, it looks like:
public String downloadAttachment(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response, ServletContext context, String action,
String[] arguments, User user) throws ControllerException, SecurityException
{
... ...
... ...
}
instead of something like the following (line wrap because the method
signature is longer than the right margin):
public String downloadAttachment(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response, ServletContext context,
String
action, String[] arguments, User user)
throws ControllerException, SecurityException
{
... ...
... ...
}
4) debugging. I have the same problem with both local and remote debugging.
JDK is Sun 1.3.1 on W2K. No exception on console, no error or warning, etc.
However, if I restart IDEA, reset the breakpoint, and re-run the debugger
then it starts to work. Kinda weird!
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Valentin Kipiatkov
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 05:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Eap-list] Some bugs on Pandora
> 1) code reformat (or layout) doesn't seem to work right for methods
with throw clauses.
> For method with no throw clause, it will wrap and line up the
> parameters just as I have set it up to. But for methods with throw
clauses,
> it doesn't do anything to the method
Could you please provide some sample code (and also the desired and the
actual results of code layout)?
2) jikes seemed to stop incremental compiling after some time of
continuous editing and also after some time of inactivity.
We are now investigating problems with jikes incremental compilation.
3) Pandora crashed after a long period of inactivity (my W2K
workstation is configured with screen saver after 5 minutes)
Is there any output in the console?
4) I can't seemed to debug any of my code, the debugger never enter
into any of the breakpoint I created. Nor did it complained about anything.
But my Junit test classes worked perfectly. Strange, I know.
What is your JDK version, OS? What kind of debugger (remote or not) you use?
Is there any output in the console (e.g. exceptions)?
Best regards,
Valentin Kipiatkov
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----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Liu
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 1:58 PM
Subject: [Eap-list] Some bugs on Pandora
First of all, congratulations to a very enjoyable and promising IDE. Keep
up the good work and I am sure this will soon become the next most wanted
IDE for Java.
My initial tryout with Pandora has been pleasantly encouraging, and all in
all quite well in all regards. However, some minor bugs I noticed in my 3 -
4 hours of using it:
1) code reformat (or layout) doesn't seem to work right for methods
with throw clauses. For method with no throw clause, it will wrap and line
up the parameters just as I have set it up to. But for methods with throw
clauses, it doesn't do anything to the method
2) jikes seemed to stop incremental compiling after some time of
continuous editing and also after some time of inactivity.
3) Pandora crashed after a long period of inactivity (my W2K
workstation is configured with screen saver after 5 minutes)
4) I can't seemed to debug any of my code, the debugger never enter
into any of the breakpoint I created. Nor did it complained about anything.
But my Junit test classes worked perfectly. Strange, I know.
Hopefully this will give you some insight into some bug fixes. Honestly, I
used to think Visual Age for Java is the best IDE, even with its outdated
JDK support. But I think IDEA has a real shot at overtaking the title of
Visual Age and leapfrog IBM in IDE tool offering. Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks,
Mike Liu
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