Has anyone noticed any general flakiness when using JDE and Emacs with ClearCase? We just switched to ClearCase, using dynamic views, on Windows NT 4.0, with the ClearCase NFS client turned on. Since then, lots of flaky stuff has been happening. Most of these things happen even with local Java files not in ClearCase, but they seem to be related to the NFS client, and process IO. Specifically:
1. Starting the bean shell hangs -- even after waiting several minutes for it to start. 2. Compilation doesn't finish - the 'finished' message is not displayed. However, if I do CONTROL-ALT-DELETE to bring up the "Windows NT Security" box (used to bring up the task manager, etc., and it hides the desktop temporarily) and then hit cancel, the 'finished' message appears in the compilcation buffer. 3. Things are slow in general, not just in Emacs. I could submit a bug report, but I suspect that this isn't really JDE's fault. Just wondering anyone has seen these kind of problems with ClearCase, and has any workarounds. Any Emacs settings related to process IO and polling, timeouts, etc., that might help here? Thanks. Steve Molitor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
