From: paulk@mathworks.com (Paul Kinnucan)
Subject: JDE 1.9.8 Released
8 Apr 1998 01:50:14 -0700
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To: jde@sunsite.auc.dk, ntemacs-users@cs.washington.edu, gnu-win32@cygnus.com

Release 1.9.8 of the Java Development Environment for Emacs
is available at http://sunsite.auc.dk/jde/ .

This release adds a code generation facility.

The facility comprises the following commands

* Files->JDE New->Class

  Creates a buffer that includes a template for a generic
  Java class.

* Files->JDE New->Console

  Creates a buffer that includes a template for the main
  class of a Java console application.

* JDE->Generate->Get/Set Pair

  Generates a variable at point and a pair of get and set
  methods for the variable.

* JDE->Generate->Listener->Action

  Creates and registers an action listener for a component.

* JDE->Generate->Listener->Window

  Creates and registers a window listener for a window.

* JDE->Generate->Listener->Mouse

  Creates and registers a mouse listener for a component.

The new release also adds a command

* JDE->Options->Autocode

for customizing the templates used to generate code.

See the "JDE Users Guide" for more information.

The JDE is an Emacs/-hosted integrated development 
environment for Java applications and applets. Features
include syntax coloring, auto indentation, compile-error-
to-source hyperlinks, symbol-to-definition hyperlinks,
source-level debugging, tree-structured source code
browser, and complete configurability via configuration
variables and the Emacs Lisp api. The JDE works with
any command-line development tool set compatible with
the Sun JDK. The JDE runs on all platforms supported by
Emacs/ and Java, including Windows/NT/95, Unix, and Linux.
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