jdee-emacs / jdee-server

JDEE Java backend

jdee-server

JDEE Java backend

Building:

Maven 3 is required to build jdee-server. You will need to clone jdee-server from git, run the build, copy the jdee-bundle.jar to a new directory, and point jdee-server-dir variable in Emacs to the directory containing the jar.

1. Install Maven (if you don't already have it)
2. At the terminal enter the following commands in a directory of your choice:
3. $ git clone https://github.com/jdee-emacs/jdee-server.git
4. $ cd jdee-server
5. $ mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true package
6. Copy target/jdee-bundle-${version}.jar to a directory of your choice (e.g. ~/myJars)
7. Start Emacs and enter the following commands:
8. M-x customize
9. In the search field enter jdee-server-dir
10. In the field next to "Jdee Server Dir:" enter the directory holding the jar from step 6 (e.g. ~/myJars)
11. Click the "Apply and Save" button

Adding Beanshell

Beanshell is required for smooth working of JDEE with the JDEE server. Follow the instructions below to set up Beanshell along with JDEE Server

1. Download the latest stable release of beanshell jar from http://beanshell.org/download.html
2. Copy the jar to jdee-server-dir (e.g. ~/myJars)