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| Re: Java Exit Code - 1 [message #1806510 is a reply to message #1806504] |
Fri, 10 May 2019 05:12   |
 Patrick Moran
Messages: 141
Registered: March 2018 |
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Could something like that be the source of my problem? I had some problems with my HP running Microsoft 10, and one of the difficulties was that its hard drive was so full that it could not update Windows. I added an external HD and have tried to get downloads and installations to go to that hard drive. Everything seems to work until I go to install Eclipse. I have noticed that the first IDE installer that shows up on Google is one from several years ago. I thought I had found the most recent one. It always fails, and there are pages of log entries that mean nothing to me. I've bought extra software to take all the messes out of the Windows computer and its system, but that has not helped. I got one notice that said the failure to install was a known problem, and it led me to another download operation that installed emergency repair files (with a stern message that there were no guarantees that it would work harmlessly).
No harm was suffered by the repair elements from Eclipse, but as of now I've wasted days on this problem. Nothing has brought success. No harm was done, but nothing good came of it either.
Is there a way to just download the IDE instead of depending on an installer that isn't working for me?
I just used the installer for the IDE on the Macintosh side and it all went smoothly. I've already ported part of my long-term project over to the new version of Eclipse, and everything worked perfectly. On top of that I don't feel like I'm trying to take somebody's appendix out with an endoscopy rig, or working on the far end of the clutch cable that is out of sight at the back of my transmission, and is hung up on something that needs to be fixed. In other words, the visual interface on the Microsoft side is without definition, without much organization, etc., and I'm having lots of trouble with vague instructions in on-line materials that are supposed to be helpful. Thankfully, Eclipse does not write and develop visual interfaces in the Microsoft esthetic even when it makes an Eclipse that runs on Microsoft.
[Updated on: Fri, 10 May 2019 06:52] Report message to a moderator |
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| Re: Java Exit Code - 1 [message #1806522 is a reply to message #1806520] |
Fri, 10 May 2019 07:01 |
Patrick Moran
Messages: 141
Registered: March 2018 |
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It's too late and I'm too tired to try it now. Thanks for the help.
Added Friday:
I was thinking of reformatting the HP's drive and really being sure that there were no problematical left overs. But when I got the downloaded Eclipse file and installed it myself, it worked straightaway.
Once I had that done I tried running one of the JAR files I made on my Mac, and I discovered that there was still that obscure "JNI" error. There must have been an incompatibility with the Eclipse that I had installed myself a few months ago.
[Updated on: Sat, 11 May 2019 06:32] Report message to a moderator |
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