Eclipse installer can't get through proxy, jvm cert issue? [message #1840417] |
Wed, 14 April 2021 16:28  |
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Every couple of years I have to set up a new laptop. I have my existing laptop, and I'm proceeding to install things on the new laptop. I'm up to the point of installing Eclipse. When I run the installer, it immediately pops up with an error saying "The catalog could not be loaded. Please ensure ...".
At that point, I configured the proxy to be identical to what I have in Eclipse on the old laptop, sitting right next to me. That had no effect.
Also note that I am connected to our VPN, and I have no trouble getting to internet or intranet web sites or other internal resources.
I note that within our firewall, we have to install a company-specific certificate in our JDK distribution in order for that JDK to be able to get past the firewall. All I have is the installer executable, so I don't know if there's any way to install a certificate anywhere that it could use.
What can I do to move forward here?
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Re: Eclipse installer can't get through proxy, jvm cert issue? [message #1840505 is a reply to message #1840426] |
Fri, 16 April 2021 15:35  |
Eclipse User |
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I took the path of downloading the non-jre installer. That got through that issue.
I had an additional complication that I have my JAVA_HOME set to my JDK 1.8 distribution (even though Java 15 is in my PATH), and when I tried to run the installer, even after installing our root certificate in both our JDK 1.8 and 15 distributions, it said that I needed at least Java 11, which is completely understandable. I then realized that since you were suggesting that I could set command-line arguments on the installer similar to what I see in the eclipse.ini file, I simply specified the "-vm" parameter pointing to the "bin" directory of my JDK 15 distribution, and that let me proceed.
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