eglot+jdtls gives me: no definitions found for lsp identifier at point

[cabins]

I use Eglot + jdtls for Java codes, when I press M-. for definitions I got the error:

No definitions found for: LSP identifier at point.

and the code did NOT jump to the expected source code. The communications between eglot and jdtls:

Then I compare the lsp-mode for the same code and same jdtls, I got the communications like this:

and lsp-mode jumps to the expected source code.

Anyone can tell me what happened to me? Thanks!!

[nemethf]

It the first case you start from character 46, in the second case you start from 47. Are there non-ascii characters involved?

Are the servers configured with the same options in both cases?

Have you configured eglot-extend-to-xref? (Currently it doesn't matter, the server doesn't return a reference.)

I'm also guessing that tramp is able to open jdt:// files. I'm not sure Eglot works with non- file:// URIs. It probably does.

[cabins]

https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/page/remote/

Yes!! I think you are right! Please accept all my thanks!

[theothornhill]

Sorry to bring this back up, but @cabins, did you ever get eglot to return anything? I struggle with the same issue. Eglot returns empty array, lsp-mode and vscode returns a jdt:// prefixed file.

I don't see how eglot-extend-to-xref would change anything there, @nemethf?