Weston M. Price writes: > Hello, > I am really starting to use JDEE quite a bit more and I am now running into a > problem that I just cannot figure out. I typically work with J2EE based > projects and when I try and use the wizard to implement an interface JDE > informs me that it cannot find the interface in the current classpath. > However, when I try and compile a class that requires a something from J2EE > it works fine. I have set the jde-global-classpath variable to refer to the > jar that I need to use (for the javax.jms.*) classes, but it still does not > appear to work.
It would help if you would provide a complete problem report (JDE->Help->Submit Problem Report) as well as the contents of the BeanShell buffer so we can verify that the required jar file really is on the BeanShell classpath to rule out a possible configuration error on your part. > > Also, in the help files it seems to suggest that the speedbar option should > show up on the JDE menu, however, mine only shows up on tools. Is this an > installation problem. I used the install script to auto-download and install > the relevant pacakges. > The documenation needs to be updated. JDE->Browse->Source Files displays the speedbar. - Paul > Any help on these matters would be appreciated: > > System Info: > Linux RedHat 9.0, > kernel: 2.4.20-8 > Emacs: 21.2.1 > JDE 2.3.3beta5
