At 09:58 AM 7/6/99 -0500, Rich Johns wrote:
>As of which version of JDE does bean shell support appear.
>Here's where I'm at now:
>
>JDE 2.05
>Emacs 19.34.6
>NT 4.0
>
>I know I know I'm many revs behind, but honestly I haven't had
>time to upgrade and things are working very well for me albeit I'm
>missing out on some great features.
>
>BTW, other members of my
>team use IDEs from various places and none of their workflow
>scenarios even comes close to what I can do with the emacs-jde tandem.
>Thankyou very much to Paul and others who have made this possible.
>
>Do I need to upgrade or can I plug in beanshell support to what I've
>got.
>I can't resist beanshell any longer.
>
Hi Rich,
I believe the BeanShell was introduced in JDE 2.1.4. I suggest installing
JDE 2.1.6beta4, which is available at the JDE website. It has all the latest
features including a nifty context-sensitive help command for the Java API.
You could probably use 19.34.6 but you might have to get the latest versions
of cc-mode and custom. Please don't ask me to help, however. I've made it
a policy not to try to maintain compatibility or provide tech support for
obsolete
versions of Emacs as I have my hands full supporting current versions. Others
on this list, however, may be able to help you.
My advice, of course, would be for you to upgrade to NT/Emacs 20.3.1. I think
you'll find the experience much more pleasant than you might recall from
your previous experience., as this version includes all the features needed
to run the JDE.
Moreover, there are very detailed instructions for installing NT/Emacs and
JDE on
the JDE website.
- Paul
