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| Re: error occur [message #1083379 is a reply to message #1083364] |
Fri, 09 August 2013 21:53   |
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On 8/9/2013 3:28 PM, marcela mejia wrote:
> i downloaded jdk and eclipse juno sr1, edit the eclipse.ini and then ran the eclipse software.
> then i received an error hass occurred. see the log file
> thank you
It's now the weekend and help in this forum falls off dramatically. If
you're serious about getting up and running this weekend, my suggestions
would be to do the following:
1) Use the latest Juno (SR2).
2) I think you're developing in Java; if you don't do web applications,
then get Eclipse IDE for Java Developers, otherwise Eclipse IDE for Java
EE Developers.
3) Download Windows 64-bit Eclipse (since your Windows is 64-bit).
4) Make sure your JDK is 64-bit.
5) Carefully wire your JDK (as already discussed) into eclipse.ini. If
in doubt, see http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse.ini .
6) The next time you post in the forum for help launching Eclipse,
please post your eclipse.ini file.
Best of luck.
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| Re: error occur [message #1085922 is a reply to message #1085520] |
Tue, 13 August 2013 14:40 |
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On 8/12/2013 8:35 PM, marcela mejia wrote:
> thank you for your response i looked at the .ini file and saw that it
> was not working because jdk was in the program files and eclipse was on
> the program files (86) so for some reason it was not working i got
> eclipse to be in the regular program files and then i was able to run
> eclipse sr1... do u recommend i should download the sr2 now that its
> working.
Yes, if you like. I mean, you could just now use the earlier Juno
release if it works for you, but why would you use older versions of the
software? Based on what I think you've said so far, I have these
recommendations:
1) Consider just using Eclipse Kepler as it's the latest.
2) Make very certain that the bittedness of Eclipse and JDK match.
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