[NFBCS] working on java project remotely

[Littlefield, Tyler]

As a follow-up to this, I seem to have managed to get it working by 
adding the java nature and having Eclipse index the project via eclipse. 
My only issue at this point is autocomplete; I know for a while Jim 
Homme had a set of scripts up on nonvisualdevelopment.org, does anyone 
know where these are? I don't mind if I have to rework them a bit, but 
the autocomplete window is currently not accessible.
Thanks,

On 2/8/2021 12:34 PM, Brian Buhrow wrote:
> 	hello Tyler.  I'm not familiar with Eclipse, but I wonder if it has a command line
> interface that would let you do what you need by ssh'ing into the Mac and letting you  do your
> development there?  Alternatively, if it's a GUI, are you using X-Windows?  What happens if you
> put the X display on your Linux machine, but run the Eclipse application on the Mac, using X
> forwarding over ssh?  Does that work with Orca or what ever you're using for X applications?
> -thanks
> -Brian
>
> On Feb 8, 12:25pm, "Littlefield, Tyler via NFBCS" wrote:
> } Subject: [NFBCS] working on java project remotely
> } All:
> }
> } I started work on a new team at my current job, and I'm moving from
> } using Visual Studio to Eclipse.
> }
> }
> } The build has to happen on the mac because of our environment, but
> } development on the mac using Alex is really tough for me, not to mention
> } swapping back and forth for a reasonable web browsing experience. my
> } initial thought was to sshfs the build directory, then load the maven
> } project up in Eclipse.
> }
> } This works and I can search and browse (although it's slow), but I run
> } into issues when autocomplete is used, because the path doesn't include
> } the JDK. I'm afraid of further issues like this, even if I do manage to
> } somehow set this up right. Is there a clean way to use Eclipse to do
> } remote development that anyone knows about?
> }
> } Thanks,
> }
> }


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