In the clojure branch, there is a test java project which had the right structure. I'm not sure if I saw the behavior there.
However, I did see that for the method I was calling, I can pass in the correct cider buffer, and I had that available. So at least for the moment, I have solved the problem as it applies to me. Troy On Dec 11, 2015 8:16 AM, "Phillip Lord" <phillip.l...@russet.org.uk> wrote: > > > > > Troy Daniels <udalrich.scher...@gmail.com> writes: > > > I have made some progress on using cider to get values for JDEE. At the > > moment, I am running into a problem when I have a directory structures > like > > this > > > > root/ > > -pom.xml > > -prj1/ > > --src/main/java/... > > --pom.xml > > -prj2/ > > --pom.xml > > --src/main/java/... > > > > If I have an nrepl running for all three pom.xml, then cider-connections > > lists the last one that I started first. So if I start the nrepl for > prj1, > > then root, then prj2 and call cider from prj1, I get a timeout because it > > uses the nrepl for prj2, even though I am in prj1. > > > > Probably, I just need to call some cider function to say "use the nrepl > > associated with this directory", but I am not sure what that function is. > > Does anybody know that? > > > It's been a while since I did this, but nrepl.el used to use a > buffer-local to store the current project directory. And this was used > to return the correct connection. > > I think all of the names have changed now (to cider), and cider has a > somewhat more advanced system for cycling through different connections. > > I'm a bit work spammed at the moment, and don't really have the > bandwidth to look, in detail. Do you have a test case set up? >
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