Re: java develeopment

[phillip.lord@newcastle.ac.uk (Phillip Lord)]

Unfortunately JDEE development slowed down for a long time, and it has a
lot of dependencies. Combined with the Java backend which is painful to
build. 

In the ideal world, I think, all the Java stuff would be dropped
(ironic!), and replaced with something like clojure (which integrates
nicely with Emacs and because of it's interop can provide the same data
that the Java interface uses. 

But, there is no one doing this sort of work at the moment; I used to
develop for JDEE, but rarely use Java anymore. I really miss JDEE when I
do, so I feel your pain. 

Phil

Rich Johns <ridge.hons@gmail.com> writes:

> It appears that the jdee (java development env) project has been abandoned
> for the most part. I am currently  running  with emacs 22 and jdee under
> ubuntu 10.04 LTS byt I need to move up to ubuntu 12.04 LTS and have
> discovered that the jdee is not available.
>
> I am still hopeful that the jdee package will make a come back, but if it
> should not, I would very much like to hear how others are doing java
> development in emacs  23 and greater.  Note I want to avoid use of Eclipse
> or any other monolithic, heavy weight IDE. NO offense to those that love
> them -- I recognize their power and value, but one of the things I love
> about the jdee is that it is has a very light foot print. At any rate,
> please weigh in on reasonable java development options in emacs under linux.
>
> Thanks in advance for your time
>
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