Hi, Andreas

I tried two plugins, JDEE with CEDET. with the classpath setting for 
JDEE, code complete works very well.
in my Java project, I create a file named prj.el and define classpath as:
'(jde-sourcepath
   (quote
    ("/home/saharabear/workspace/firenze/src/" )))
With C+c,C+v,C+., beanshell is invoked and everything go well.

Because I am not sure does anybody use emacs for real commercial javaEE 
or java web project, so I use netBeans as IDE, when I have time to deep 
in emacs, I will try again.

Do you use emacs for javaEE or java web projects?

Thanks.

Haolin

Andreas Röhler :
> Should you not find there, what you are looking for
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> path to solution might be via FFI and (S)XEmacs.
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> Would like to read further report of your experiences.
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> Thanks
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> Andreas Röhler
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> Am Mittwoch, 11. Juni 2008 schrieb Haolin:
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>> Thanks, Pierre
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>> I think CEDET is what I want, thanks, I will try it soon.
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>> Thanks
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>> Haolin
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>> Pierre Lorenzon wrote:
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>>> Hi,
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>>> I'd suggest to you to have look at cedet 
>>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/cedet
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>>> Regards
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>>> Pierre
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>>> From: Haolin <saharabear@gmail.com>
>>> Subject: Emacs with JDEE
>>> Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:50:41 +0800
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>>>> Hi, all:
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>>>> I have JDEE installed with my Emacs CVS version. I find it has the 
>>>> ability to execute code completion, but, does it support extra jars code 
>>>> completion? I mean I want to import hibernate and spring's jars, and 
>>>> should emacs do the work for code completion?
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>>>> Thanks!
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>>>> Haolin.
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