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Re: [platform-dev] Problems running programs in Eclipse

Ian,

Please ask these questions on the Eclipse newsgroups.

To see the commandline used for launching programs in Eclipse you the
context menu of the process for your program as displayed in the Debug
view. The Properties action will display a dialog containing the process
information
For your help problem I believe you are using an unsupported web browser.
See https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=34920

As well the Eclipse help is available online at:
http://help.eclipse.org/help21/index.jsp

HTH
Darins

> I am a part time programmer with experience in Pascal and Delphie. I do
> most of my programming for the local athletics venue and am currently
> attempting to use wireless and a pocket pc pda to allow the track
> marshals to enter data on the fly.
>
> A have been looking at java to program the pda. It would appear to be
> somewhere in the middle between the arcane "C" and the easy to use but
> limited gui rad packages.
>
> There are two Windows CE offerings, "superwaba" and "ewe" that I have
> been able to locate. I have been looking at Eclipse to provide the IDE
> to tie everything together. I can do everything OK up to the point of
> running or debugging a program where I get a variety of errors.
>
> These are most likely caused by the passing of incorrect parameters to
> the VM (I can get it all working at the command line level).
>
> The question is, is there somewhere (log file, etc) where I can inspect
> the command string that is built by the run process to invoke the VM. I
> have tried lots of variations on the parameters to the VM and the class
> specification, all to no avail.
>
> I am posing the question here because of another problem, the help
> system suffers from two problems: 1/ Only the window display, no
> content, 2/ Overlaid/scrambled text when openiing/closing another
> window (I have seen this one on two computers). because of these
> problems it is very difficult to read the help system.
>
> Thanks, ian Upton, Melbourne Australia.





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