Okay I have some answers. I started fresh and got JDE to work right away. Then I started adding stuff back in to my init.el. Apparently the code where I add a custom hook in c-mode-common-hook to set my own c style is causing the problem. Perhaps somewhere in the cc-mode stuff it adds the association of .java with java-mode regardless if it is already set or not. Thanks again for the help.
Paul Kinnucan writes: > Hi Jesse, > > Your initialization file as it stands will not work because it is > trying to autoload the JDEE without first associating jde-mode with > Java files. Since jde-mode is not associated with java files, it never > gets invoked and so it is never autoloaded. My suggestion is that you > first get (require 'jde) to work before trying to get autoloading to > work. If you do (require 'jde) in your init file, the JDEE itself will > set up the auto-mode-alist. If you cannot get (require 'jde) to work > with your existing .emacs file, try getting it to work with the > minimal .emacs file provided on the JDEE website. If you can get it to > work with the minimal file but not your .emacs file, let me know and > I'll try to help you diagnose the problem with your .emacs file. > > - Paul
