Hi all, I've been having a lookg at Gideon. Great stuff. It alwayws was... even more now it has support for Java! Cool! (http://mypage.bluewin.ch/kde3-debian/#gideon)
Gideon is the working name for the new KDevelop version, and has support for Java... Ok, that is why I post it here ;) Ok, now the bad news... I've used the Java-KDE-Application framework-template to set up a build tree... I can manually did a make -f Makefile.cvs && ./configure and then a "build" from Gideon and get this error: CLASSPATH=.:./.:$CLASSPATH javac -d . \ test.java testView.java testPreferences.java test.java:6: package org.kde.qt does not exist import org.kde.qt.*; Ok, it cannot find my somekdelibs.jar ... i've been trying to compile kdebindings.tar.gz for a few times, but that seems not to work properly on my Debian woody system... nor was I able to find a deb for it... Thus, my question: where do I get this jar file that includes the org.kde.qt and org.kde.koala packages? Is that only in the kdebindings.tar.gz? Could it be distributed with Gideon, just to make sure? or maybe have the ./configure make notice that it could not find the required jars, and point to some info on how to get them? Looking forward to any ideas/suggestions/etc, kind regards, Egon Willighagen PS. If I get it to run, I'll write an article about KDE/Java development with Gideon in LinuxFocus. It is really great software!
