Sam,
I was having this problem as well, which seems to be lisp [efs?] related.
In my case the problem appears when accessing a remote .java file using efs.
For apparently related info see:
http://x74.deja.com/[ST_rn=ps]/getdoc.xp?AN=589920480&CONTEXT=963869232.1702
However, symlinks do not seem to be the real culprit, as a local file in
/tmp accessed via efs generates the same errors.
My workaround was to mount my remote .java files using NFS and abandon
EFS.
-Ray
Paul Kinnucan writes:
> At 05:45 PM 7/21/00 -0500, you wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >I am having the following problem: "JDE" would not display on the xemacs
> >menu bar. I did a "C-h v load-path" and both the JDE, sematic and
> >speedbar are in the path, I also did 'C-h f jde-", xemacs returned all
> >the jde- functions. However, when I tried to edit a java file, "java"
> >showed up on the menu, but not the "JDE". I had been fooling around
> >with the .emacs file for a day alreay, I checked the JDE FAQ and
> >"Trouble shooting" on the web but found no clue. Please advise. Thanks a
> >lot!
> >
>
> Display the message log (M-x show-message-log) and look to see if any Lisp
> errors are occurring when a Java file is opened. Failure of the menu to
> appear typically means that a Lisp error aborted the jde-mode function
> before it had a chance to install the JDE menu for the buffer.
>
> - Paul
>
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