At 03:30 PM 3/15/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Paul Kinnucan wrote:
>>
>> At 02:05 PM 3/15/00 -0500, you wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >I think, along the same lines, customize states:
>> >
>> >Specify Java interpreter for Windows platforms. *
>> >On NTEmacs, the JDE must use the NTEmacs show window option in order
>> >to run the Java interpreter. This in turn requires that the JDE use
>> >the javaw version of the JDK Java interpreter to prevent a console
>> >window from appearing every time you run an application. Sound
>> >confusing? It is, but it works
>> >
>> >Which variable are we referring to for the *NTEmacs show window option*?
>> >
>>
>> w32-start-process-show-window
>
>After searching for this, I found it, win32..., I tried to do a
You did not say you are using XEmacs. Misunderstandings of this sort can be
avoided by submitting a snapshot (see my signature) of your system when
reporting a problem.
>customize-variable, and it didn't recognize it, it suppose because it is
>an internal variable. I then did a
>
>
>(setq win32-start-process-show-window t)
This is useless because the JDE overrides any setting of this variable that
you make.
I'm not sure why you think it necessary to set this variable. There is
nothing in the JDE documentation that instructs you to do so.
>
>in my .emacs. When trying to run a simple application which outputs to
>the console, it splits the screen, but still shows nothing? Is there
>something else I am missing? The status line says:
>
NT/XEmacs does not correctly launch processes as has been discussed on the
JDE list on many occasions. The workaround is to set jde-run-java-vm-w to
java for console apps and javaw for GUI apps. If you do this, you will not
be able to see standard output from a GUI app. FSF Emacs does not suffer
from this limitation. That is one of the reasons I strongly recommend that
people use FSF Emacs for Java development on Windows.
- Paul
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