| Eclipse Crashing on Startup/Loading/Splash Screen [message #1084730] |
Sun, 11 August 2013 22:06  |
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Hey Everybody,
I have started having problems with eclipse after about a month of it working perfectly fine on this particular computer. Here is a description of the problem.
Whenever I try to start eclipse, the Loading/Splash Screen (whatever you want to call it) comes up for about a second, and the suddenly disappears. No errors come up. I tried running it from command prompt, and the same thing happened, with no errors. Then, I tried doing ".../eclipse/eclipse.exe -clean" and it didn't do anything.
I tried posting on both StackOverflow and Super User, and neither came up with an answer that solved the problem. I figure that I may have better luck here, with solely eclipse users.
I am by no means a new at programming with eclipse, however I am by no means an expert either. I am, however, new to the forums, and do not know where to post this.
I have been using eclipse on my Windows 7 system (64 bit) for 5 months now. That still works fine. I have more recently been using eclipse on my Windows 8 Samsung Tablet Smart PC (32 bit). This is the computer I am having problems with.
The only changes made to my computer are that I recently installed the Leap Motion software and SDK. The next time I tried to open eclipse it didn't work. This may not be related, because I did the same on my Windows 7 computer, where eclipse still works.
Thanks for any help.
If you think I should move this question to a different forum, please tell me where.
Here are the links to my questions on stackoverflow and super user. You may want to review some of the answers/comments. Thanks again.
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No errors come up when running from desktop, start menu, or command prompt. It just opens the splash screen for a second, then it disappears. I have a JRE from when I first installed it.
I am also having problems running the android ADT, but this is no surprise, because eclipse is not working correctly
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It won't allow me to post links while I have fewer than 5 messages (if somebody would explain how that works to me I would be grateful), so on stack overflow you can search for Eclipse and Android SDK stopped working (user: SplatFace Development), and on Super User, you can search for two programming programs stopped working (user: SplatFace Development)
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| Re: Eclipse Crashing on Startup/Loading/Splash Screen [message #1085065 is a reply to message #1084781] |
Mon, 12 August 2013 07:58  |
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I was launching it from the command prompt like so.
...Documents\eclipse\eclipse.exe
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...Documents\eclipse\eclipse.exe -clean
If I should do this a different way, please explain step-by-step. I never really use command prompt and just learned enough to run my "hello world" before eclipse installed. lol.
I installed eclipse and tried to run it in 3 different places now.
1) documents
2) C:\Windows\eclipse
3) My dropbox folder (I did this by putting it into the dropbox folder from my windows 7 computer, in case one of the files in mine were corrupted, but in hindsight it was a bad idea because my Windows 7 is 64-bit while my Windows 8 is 32-bit)
The permissions for Java may have changed when I installed the Leap Motion software, which can also use Java. If this did happen, how would I fix it?
Also, looking back to when this all started, I had forgotten that I started a download for a Java update which I never finished. Could this have stopped eclipse from working? I started updating about 4 days before eclipse stopped working, and I believe it worked the next day, but after that, I didn't use eclipse again until it stopped working.
Thanks again.
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| Re: Eclipse Crashing on Startup/Loading/Splash Screen [message #1239742 is a reply to message #1084730] |
Tue, 04 February 2014 18:39 |
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Delete the .metadata folder in your current workspace. This is the folder that seemed to get corrupted for me in one of the Java updates. I temporarily pointed Eclipse to another folder to work from. Deleted the .metadata folder in my corrupted workspace. Then closed/reopened Eclipse and redirected it to my original workspace. Since I'd deleted the .metadata folder, eclipse regenerated a new uncorrupted one and everything works.
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