Hello,

I've been attempting to get support on this problem for months, so I am respectfully requesting that anyone who knows anything about this issue to please respond.

I have been unable to get the FTP plugin to work properly (I've tried on 3 different machines) since 4.2pre9. As the plugin is critical to my workflow, I have stayed with 4.1final; however, now that 4.2final is out, I would really like to start using it (in fact, I need to because there are newer plugins I need to start using that require it).

Having said all that, here's my dilemma:

I start with a fresh installation of 4.2final. I install the FTP plugin, version 0.7.2. When I attempt to open from a secure server, I click "yes" or "always" to the remote host authentication dialogue. Immediately I get the following I/O error:

Cannot list directory: com.sshtools.j2ssh.transport.MessageStoreEOFException: The message store has reached EOF

I have tried reinstalling dozens of times. Like I said, I've tried on three different machines. I've also tried with two different servers. Never had a problem until 4.2 hit pre9 or so. Opening a non-secure connection works fine.

Is anyone else having this problem? Does the author know about it? Can you duplicate it? Is there a fix in the pipeline? I'm desperate to get an answer (and a fix!) as I would really like to continue using jEdit.

Thank you very much in advance for taking the time to read this and for your help.

Thanks,
Shannon

I am trying to connect to mysql. I have downloaded the plugin for sql and have provided the mysql Jconnector path but I cannot add the server. I am using jedit version 4.1

Wondering if I would release a crypto plugin for jEdit, what are the issues concerning the restriction inside the Us?Could such a plugin also be distributed everywhere?Is it possible to integrate in the plugin C or assembler code to speed up some routines or it must be pure java?
Salme

Does anyone else have problems with the way javac command works under windoze? When I choose the javac option from the menu the default value for the classpath variable is:

$CLASSPATH;C:\your\current\working\directory

Now this is wrong and gives me an illegal argument exception from javac. However if you switch $CLASSPATH to a proper windows system variable notation %CLASSPATH% all is well.

This is a really anoying me, and I could not get rid of despide installing new version of jedit, and the new version of console plugin. Unfortunately I don't know anyone else who has the same issue.

Could it be caused by my Cygwin install which probably hass an env variable $CLASSPATH defined?

Hey folks,
Does anybody know why the 'knew' gruntspud plugin breaks the Mac OS Plugin, or, better yet, how to fix it?

I like having gruntspud work inside jEdit, but having OS X integration to me is a bit more important ... hopefully they're not mutually exclusive

Hrm .. is this in a bugtracker of sorts? Should I be posting somewhere else, perhaps .. sorry for the inconvenience if so.

thanks,
-steve

I think it would be great to have the option to store FTP passwords. While it is good that passwords are not stored by default, when I am working at home where only I have access to my PC i think it is nedless having to enter the passwords everytime I open jEdit.

I'm looking for a plugin for AspectJ, but seems that nobody is working on this topic. Rigth?
It would be also sufficient AntFarm with AspectJ library for Ant. I tried: it works but if there is some errors (either in aspect class or normal class) the errors are reported on ErrorList but the message is unusefull and clicking on error do not go on correct line. I'm not sure this is a bug? Is there any workaround?
thaks
tiziano

How to tell jEdit to immediately write a property to the properties file, before clicking the apply or ok button of the optionPane?thanks
Jeff

public class jplant2Plugin extends EBPlugin
{

public void createMenuItems(Vector menuItems)
{

JMenuItem menu=GUIUtilities.loadMenu("jplant2");
menuItems.addElement(menu);

}

public void handleMessage(EBMessage message)
{
//JOptionPane pane = new JOptionPane (message.toString(),JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
//pane.show();
System.out.println ("handlerm");

}


}

Hi,
How do i listen to events such as: what project is selected or what java file is selected using the services of project viewer from with my plugin. i have set the properties file already (plugin.jplant2.jplant2Plugin.depend.1=plugin projectviewer.ProjectPlugin 2.0.2). What else do i need to do?

Thanks.

Drake

hi,
How do i write up a plugin that can be loaded or unloaded without restarting jedit?

myPlugin.java has the following code
public class myPlugin extends
{
public void createMenuItems(Vector menuItems)
{
menuItems.addElement(GUIUtilities.loadMenuItem("myPlugin"));
}
}

Thanks,

salgavkar

I'm trying to use Gruntspud to get the jedit cvs files on sourceforge.

USing gruntspud 0.4.6-beta on Windows XP.
When I issue an update command I get the following:

Changing home directory to c:\mycvs
Command update -d -P jEdit
[:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/jedit]
Opening connection
Connection opened
Local path is c:\mycvs
unrecognized request `Case '
Closing connection


Has any successfully used gruntspud to retrive jedit or jedit-plugin files from sourceforge?

Is there a workaround to the "unrecognized request" problem?

Beta plugins for AntHelper for JavaCore have been posted, but it contains a dependency to AntHelper Plugin 0.8.4. The latest I could find on this site or CVS is 0.8.3.

Is there a 0.8.4 or is the dependency in error?

Hello all,

I'm trying to develop a small test plugin. I studied the plugin tutorial and started then to write a very simple plugin. I only wanted the plugin to be loaded. I created a Cide.props, a CidePlugin.class and an actions.xml file. Put it all in a jar file, copied it to the jars directory and started jedit.
Unfortunately the activity.log says:

[debug] EditPlugin$JAR: Opening F:\jedit\jars\Cide.jar
[warning] EditPlugin$JAR: Ignoring: CidePlugin
[debug] ActionSet: Loading actions from jeditresource:/Cide.jar!/actions.xml
[warning] EditPlugin$JAR: F:\jedit\jars\Cide.jar has an actions.xml but no plugin core class
[debug] PluginJAR: Writing F:\jedit\jars-cache\Cide.jar.summary

What am I doing wrong? Or have I missed something?

Thanks in advance

Gerald

I followed the directions and d/l a new theme pack (aqua), but it's not changing a thing when I choose it and the path in the plugin options. Is it not compatible with the pre13 version? I'm running XP and have the latest Java runtime as recommended by the documentation.

Hello,

I am currently working on a plugin for a stx-debugger (stx is similar to xslt).
So I use a nice toolbar. Is there a possibility to hide the toolbar until
the dockable of my plugin was loaded.

Greetings,
Tolja

It's more than month since the last release. Anyone knows when the next one is going to happen? People keep asking me for SQL Plugin version which would work with 4.2pre series...

This could well be user error, which is why I am not using the "Report a Bug" link.

I am editing an XML schema in jEdit 4.2pre11, using XMLPlugin 0.13 (plus its required companions), running on JDK 1.4.2_04/Win2K. No matter what I do, I get this error in the Error List:

   cvc-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'xs:schema'.

The XML Insert pane shows the proper tags available, so jEdit did find a schema somewhere. Also, the target file does validate against my schema. Using "Edit tag at caret" to edit the <xs:schema> tag brings up the expected dialog box, BUT it also deletes the namespace binding for the "xs:" prefix.

I could be doing something wrong, but I didn't find any clues in the plugin documentation. Here is what my schema looks like at the moment:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
  <xs:element ...>
    etc...
</xs:schema>

I have tried several permutations with various attributes for <xs:schema>, but I don't think that is the root cause. Any hints?

PCS

I am thinking (dreaming?) of a plug-in that is somewhat like an outliner. Initially it might look a bit like this:

- keeps its own tree-like representation in memory
- tree-like view on left
- fast keyboard navigation (up, down, etc.) of tree
- fast keyboard manipulation of tree (move sub-trees around)
- based on which tree node is in focus
- corresponding set of nodes displayed on right side
e.g. like sticky notes
- xml format for nodes and their contents
- styled text for nodes and their contents (via some 'styling')
- some node sub-content will be code, using code-formatting
- some subtrees/nodes can be viewed as visual graphs
- option to invoke graphviz to generate graphs
- graphs presented on right hand pane

I don't know much about the plug-in architecture. Is this doable? Already done? What other things should I be looking at?

Thanks!

Hi All!
I'm currently developing a plugin and i've reached a point where I've to display error messages.
I've done a bit of reasearch and I guess that the ErrorList plugin does the job.
Unfortunately I did not find any documentation on how to use this plugin.

Does anybody know the meanings of the parameters of the constructor:
errorlist.DefaultErrorSource.DefaultError(ErrorSource arg0, int arg1, String arg2, int arg3, int arg4, int arg5, String arg6)?

PS: I'm currently developing my plugin under jEdit 4.1 and plan to migrate to 4.2 later on, so I'm using version 1.2.3 of ErrorList.

Regards,
Xserty