> 
> This releases adds context-sensitive help for class names. To
> use this facility, first customize the variable jde-help-javadoc-dirs
> to specify a list of the directories containing javadoc class
> documentation on your system. Once you have done this, typing
> C-c C-v C-h causes the JDE to display the javadoc for the class
> at point in the current buffer. The command uses the browser that you 
> have specifed with Emacs browse-url package to display the
> class documentation. The default browse-url browser is Netscape.
> See the browse-url documentation for information on specifying
> another browser, such as w3. Thanks to Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> for reviewing and enhancing the code for this command.
> 

Alright I'm not sure what is going on here. I tried something simple
started up xemacs went to a java buffer moved my point over "System"
typed C-c C-v C-h, I see starting bsh, then as usual I get the End of
Stream error.  When bsh starts I see

BeanShell 0.96 beta - by Pat Niemeyer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) 
(list "java.lang.System") 
bsh %

meaning the call eventually got processed and it found it. Now with
both buffers visible I try again. and I get Cannot find documentation
for System but nothing ever happens in bsh. It is like it never tries
to call it again.So I try a different word, and it comes back equally
as quicklly. Any thoughts on what to do here I'm running xemacs21.0 on
solaris.

I don't know that you need my .emacs, but I'm not using project files
just my .emacs and yes I did set the javadoc-dirs through customize.



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