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<<<<Paul Kinnucan wrote: At 03:49 PM 4/18/00 -0400, you wrote:load-path and I cannot imagine why it would be necessary. I found it strange too, but that was my understanding from the jdebug user's guide. All I can say is that now I've got a running configuration. Probably coincidence, I guess. Take a look:
>Thanks Paul and Steve for putting together this information on how to install
>and configure JDEbug. I finally got it working ofr one of my applications
>(unfortunately not for a second one, and the configuration seems to be
>identical. Oh my...).
>
>A crucial piece of information that I was missing was that the jpda bin
>directory need to be added not only to the system path, but to the Emacs load
>path as well. Thanks, Paul!
>
That's news to me. I've never included the JPDA bin directory in my Emacs
Java SDK 1.2.2 for Windows, Linux, and Solaris
To specify the location of the JPDA support libraries for Sun's Java SDK
1.2.2:
...
3.Include the directory containing the JDPA native code libraries (e.g.,
jdwp.dll) in Emacs' load path. The libraries live in different places,
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is a typo. I meant to say in your system's load-path. The next release will have the correct wording.
- Paul
