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| Re: Failed to create Java virtual machine-Eclipse Halios EE [message #660439 is a reply to message #660364] |
Fri, 18 March 2011 12:37   |
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On 2011.03.18 0:54, techiespoint wrote:
> Seeing the popup dialog " Failed to create Java virtual Machine " when i
> run the Eclipse Halios launcher .
> I am using eclipse-jee-helios-SR1-win32 .
> Is it somewhere related to the OS that i am running ?
> In my case it is - Microsoft Windows home addition using service pack 2.
> It is also worth to mention that the standard edition start and works
> perfectly.
> Please, advice. Thanks in advance.
Giving us your eclipse.ini here might help. In cases like this, it's
useful to know the bittedness of your copy of Eclipse and the JDK you've
wired up to it.
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| Re: Failed to create Java virtual machine-Eclipse Halios EE [message #660476 is a reply to message #660440] |
Fri, 18 March 2011 14:48 |
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On 18-Mar-11 07:02, techiespoint wrote:
> Solved the problem by starting Eclipse with the following command -
> eclipse -vm "C:\Program
> Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_21\jre\bin\javaw"
>
> Hope this helps , Cheers ! :)
It's usually considered a minimum to connect Eclipse directly to the
JDK/JRE via eclipse.ini. The file can't ship that way, obviously.
Clearly, we're not doing a good enough job alerting people that they
should do this.
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