Support Java 10 about lsp-java HOT 10 CLOSED

Yes. It is an implementation of https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensionAPI/api-debugging .

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I have added settings to enable/disable maven/gradle import. At this point there lsp-java-vmargs which can be used to inject additional parameters. When I have time I will check whether it is sufficient to make it work and then update the readme accordingly.

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Sounds good.

And thank you for the good work - my emacs java experience had improved rather considerably.

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You welcome, as a side note, I am working on Emacs frontend for vscode debugger. I believe that I will able to make it usable in few weeks.

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Are you talking about this one?
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=vscjava.vscode-java-debug

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Do you have any roadmap or something for lsp-java things you are planning to implement?

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There are several things that have to be implemented and that are missing from LSP Java and LSP in general. The list is not prioritized:

1. Automatic project management - introducing commands like lsp-add-folder/lsp-remove-folder (must be implemented in lsp-mode)
2. Automatic installer of jdt-ls
3. Spacemacs layer for lsp-java - I have it implemented but there 2 pull requests that have to be pushed.
4. Switching to che-ls-jdt . It provides support for browsing unit tests, exploring jar classes, effective pom, maven deps tree, etc.
5. Unit test support (will be in separate repo)
6. Integrated IDE-like debugger which will provide breakpoints, locals, thread, stackframe browsing, multiple session and so on which works out of the box and it is easy to use(in separate repo).
7. Code lenses support
8. IDE like folder browser(I am planning integration with treemacs). The idea is that you will be able to see the folders containing errors(similar to what Eclipse/Intelij do).
9. Create lsp-java-mode to introduce default keybindings.
10. Helm package for lsp-java/lsp-mode . This one is in progress, I will finish it after spacemacs layer.

Meanwhile, I am monitoring jdt-ls project for exposing any new feature. In fact, except for folder management and code lenses and few small unimportant bits, all of the jdt.ls functionality is accessible through lsp-java.

Sadly, I have commit rights only in lsp-java but not in the other repos (lsp-mode, lsp-ui) slows down the items that require commits in these repos since the owners seems to be pretty busy lately and some of the pull request are pending for 10+ days.

Also, I am trying to address all of the request/features (if feasible) to bring up more people and eventually contributors to the project. If you have some specific questions or feature requests feel free to file an issue.

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If we are already at this, what do you think about this thing here: https://github.com/joaotavora/eglot ? Is it really a better option now that Emacs 26 is out?

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I have filed an issue for any of the advantages that eglot has listed (except for prettier code).

In my previous comment, I have listed all of the major user-visible improvements that I want to make. There are also few things that I am willing to fix under the hoods in lsp-mode.

1. Better process managed. This does not affect a lot lsp-java(except for some startup issues) since JDT Server is stable, I havent encountered single crash for 3 months of usage.
2. Group edits when sending them to the server.
3. Expose more hooks - at this point lsp-java is using :before/:after advice to plug into lsp-mode.

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@oakad I did some testing with Java 10 but it seems like it was working fine even without the flags from comment. I am closing the issue, please reopen and provide steps to reproduce the issue or drop me a note to update README.md if the flags mentioned in bug description are required.

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