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Cannot launch jdt.ls as sidecar #8874
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Why is this a p1 bug? |
I meant P2, sorry. But definitely a bug. |
Could you expand a bit what you were trying to do to get the above stack trace? I'm aware that we don't have a sidecar jdt.ls yet, but I don't have the context otherwise. |
I created a workspace without jdt.ls installer and this produced the above error. What am I trying to achieve? Run jdt.ls as a sidecar in a Che workspace. I have an image with jdt.ls and I hoped the client would connect to it since I provided a server with attributes. |
There is documentation on how to add a LS as a sidecar here: https://www.eclipse.org/che/docs/6/che/docs/language-servers.html#ls-sidecars
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@tsmaeder It is me who wrote those docs.
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@eivantsov When you get a chance can you post the image you were testing with somewhere so I can try to get this working |
@JPinkney it's language server starts in CMD via socat there. I can connect to this LS using a local client, when the language server runs in a Docker container. |
There are a couple of things to heed here:
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Current implementation (branch #5730_java_ls_poc) implies that an installer has to be switched on. There's no way to test jdt.ls as a sidecar.
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