sn't been touched for quite a long time now.
As you say, the error is probably caused by changes to JDEE since
freefactor was written. I don't have much time to devote to this
anymore, but I'm happy to help anyone who might want to take a stab at
fixing things.
cheers,
Graham.
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. It would also be in charge of the control flow (apply this
change, then this change, undo the last change).
Those are my thoughts on the subject anyway,
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e Beanshell. I
haven't been able to do any development work on it recently, but it does
support some reasonably interesting refactorings.
You can get it at http://www.freefactor.org .
Thanks,
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s switching mode was a bit slow. I think I settled on
using plain html-helper mode which has some support for JSP. You can
use the narrowing feature when editing the Java parts, but i found it
still wasn't quite as nice as some editors can manage.
I'm sure there is a good solution out the
emacs environment on linux) is
sent (via
> > Java that I wrote running on the linux box) over to the Sun box running
another
> > Java application I wrote to actually do the check in/out in sccs. When
the SCCS
> > command is done on the Solaris box, the command returns to the Java
application
> > on the linux box and back to the lisp code that initiated the call to
begin
> > with. All of this communication is synchronous.
> >
> > I guess the answer I am look for from you is something as follows:
> > As a starter, look in jdee-foo.el and search for
> > this string "foo-bar". This foo-bar calls a method in this .java
> > file.
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of elisp knowledge
should be regarded as a barrier.
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now very little
about it.
Got a bit carried away with diagrams there :)
Thanks for your time,
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ll
static methods on my code. I can therefore keep an instance of my tool
in a static member somewhere and just call methods on that.
This way all the interface will be done in emacs, not with a separate
java gui as things like Jacob seem to use.
Any thoughts?
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cket?
The command 'netstat -a' should give you details of all the open sockets
on machine.
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t - this
has a way of doing what you need. You can then make jde use ant to
build.
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>
> Would this help you? If so, I'll include it in the next beta
> release.
Yes this seems like a good idea. I'm sure it would have other uses as
well.
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Hi,
Is it possible to have different email addresses (and maybe even
different names) defined for each jde project, i.e. defined in the
prj.el. I want to have my work email for work projects and my personal
email for personal projects.
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