At 03:09 PM 8/25/99 +0200, mike niemaz wrote:
>Hi all,
> I've downloaded & installed the JDE-2.1.6b7 package.
> as well as the eieio stuff & the sun jdpa package.
> JDE-2.1.6b7 & eieio-0.12 are in ~/emacs/ directory.
> Attached are my .emacs & .xemacs-options files.
> I'm using xemacs-21.1.6 (& jdk1.1.8 if it matters).
> The jdpa package is in /opt/java/tools & "opt/java/tools/jdpa/bin"
> is in my PATH.
>
> What i'm trying to do is to debug using the nice UI JDEdebug.
> So, I clicked on JDE --> Debug App
> All that comes up is the usual debugging command line
> which btw works fine but is rather not convenient.
> In conclusion, I didn't succeed in using the new JDEdebug
> UI :-(
> What am I missing?
>
As explained in the release notes, you have to tell JDE to use
JDEBug. You did not do this. To select JDEBug, execute
M-x customize-variable jde-db-debugger and edit the resulting
buffer to read exactly as follows:
Jde Db Debugger: [Hide]
Name: jdebug
Debugger type is
( ) Executable
(*) Class
[State]: you have edited the value as text, but you have not set the option.
Specify debugger. [Hide]
Enter the path name of debugger, if debugger ia an executable; otherwise,
the fully qualified package name of the debugger class.
Parent groups: [Jde Project]
Then save the setting.
I realize that this is needlessly complex. I will at some point before the
final release provide a more intuitive method of selecting JDEBug versus jdb.
- Paul
