Paul Kinnucan wrote:
Hi Surendra,
I suspect that you have not fully removed the copies of cedet and the JDEE thatcome with XEmacs. Unless you do this, XEmacs will load its own, obsolete copies of the JDEE and cedet first and then load the copies specified in your init file over these, resulting in a mixture of old and new code that produces wierd errors.
Note that the version of the JDEE that comes with XEmacs is divided across two directories, with the lisp code in the xemacs-packages directory and the rest of the code in, I think, the etc directory. If you do not delete BOTH of these directories as instructed in the JDEE installation guide for XEmacs, the JDEE will not be loaded correctly.
I had not removed the copy of JDEE which was present in the etc directory.
And another important thing which is not there in the installation guide but is present in the user guide is about setting the jde variables. If that is not done then also jdee won't start.
Thanks for the help.
Surendra Singhi writes:
> Paul Kinnucan wrote:
> > Surendra Singhi writes:
> > > Hello,
> > > I recently installed the latest version of jdee and I am using Xemacs > > > 21.4.13/windows and I have cedet-1.0beta3b installed.
> > > The problem is that whenever I open a *.java file the jde mode doesn't > > > starts up and when I explicilty do "M-x jde-mode" I get the following > > > error.
> > > What is the problem and what should I do to get rid of it?
> > > > > > > Did you remove the copy of the JDEE that comes with XEmacs from the XEmacs load path as specified in the JDEE installation instructions?
> > > > Please copy the contents of your messages buffer after trying to open a Java source file and post the contents to the JDEE mailing list.
> > Yes I have removed the copy of JDE which comes with xemacs.
> When I open a Java source file a java and senator menu option appears. > But JDE is inot started. Then when I explicitly start JDE by using "M-x > jde-mode" I get the error.
> My .init file contains
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