If anyone can run eclipse on ver11.1-gnome?
I downloaded eclipse linux version and installed to myhome/bin and run
eclipse.
but I waited a long time, it can’t launch.
Sounds like you tried to compile it yourself?
There really is no need to as it’s in the oss repository, So you can
simply install it via Yast Software Management.
If you’re worried about it being outdated (as it is version 3.3) there
is an up to date 3.4 available from ‘Webpin’
(http://tinyurl.com/9al9pm)
Be warned though, if you attempt to install any plugins you’ll run into
problems… but the solution to that is posted ‘here’
(http://tinyurl.com/7gh5vk)
Not yet.
I donwloaded the newest compiled package for linux from eclipse.org.
I don’t know what’s wrong with the system.
It can’t run and process java occupy cpu resource.
I can only suggest using the webpin one click install as it’s working
flawlessly (after solving that one problem linked to earlier) for me. I
am on KDE4 however.
Axeia;1913893 Wrote:
> I can only suggest using the webpin one click install as it’s working
> flawlessly (after solving that one problem linked to earlier) for me. I
> am on KDE4 however.
I must be online to install it.
Can I save it into my storage?
I downloaded Eclipse from the website and it works fine. I had issues
with either Eclipse or Netbeans starting up. I fixed it by changing the
version of Java that I was running from OpenJDK to Sun’s JDK. Now both
work fine.
necrolin;1915452 Wrote:
> I downloaded Eclipse from the website and it works fine. I had issues
> with either Eclipse or Netbeans starting up. I fixed it by changing the
> version of Java that I was running from OpenJDK to Sun’s JDK. Now both
> work fine.
Well, I originally installed: java-1_6_0-openjdk. I had some troubles
starting Aptana (Web IDE based on Eclipse). It would always crash at
start with a Java error. Also, Netbeans was having issues starting. So,
I uninstalled it and installed: java-1_6_0-sun-devel instead. I didn’t
do anything else. Eclipse works fine, Aptana works fine, as does
Netbeans. I’m using Eclipse from eclipse.org and the rest of the
packages I’m using from the OpenSuse repositories.
necrolin;1915499 Wrote:
> Well, I originally installed: java-1_6_0-openjdk. I had some troubles
> starting Aptana (Web IDE based on Eclipse). It would always crash at
> start with a Java error. Also, Netbeans was having issues starting. So,
> I uninstalled it and installed: java-1_6_0-sun-devel instead. I didn’t
> do anything else. Eclipse works fine, Aptana works fine, as does
> Netbeans. I’m using Eclipse from eclipse.org and the rest of the
> packages I’m using from the OpenSuse repositories.
Mmmh very interesting, I as well had problems installing Aptana Studio,
though it wasn’t due to a java error as far as I could see… it would
simply shutdown when I hit the install or install all button during the
plugin install process. I solved it by importing my plugins folder from
my NTFS partition.
Anyways… I’ll give SUN’s java a try as I really don’t give a rats ass
about which license it falls under.
To creatxr
Replacing the java version can simply be done in software management as
to how do these things locally as you don’t seem to have a internet
connection on the box you’re trying to do this on…
I guess the steps to take would be navigating to the repository in your
browser (on a computer with a working internet connection) and saving
the .rpm’s to your disk to burn on a cd-rom, or putting them on a USB
stick or something… then under YaST control center > Software
Repositories pick add and you’re shown a list with options like -USB
Mass Storage-, -Hard disk-, -Local directory- etc… never used it, but
looks to be simple enough to figure out.
A list of repositories for browsing can be found on: ’ openSUSE
repositories’ (http://en.opensuse.org/Package_Repositories)
necrolin;1915499 Wrote:
> Well, I originally installed: java-1_6_0-openjdk. I had some troubles
> starting Aptana (Web IDE based on Eclipse). It would always crash at
> start with a Java error. Also, Netbeans was having issues starting. So,
> I uninstalled it and installed: java-1_6_0-sun-devel instead. I didn’t
> do anything else. Eclipse works fine, Aptana works fine, as does
> Netbeans. I’m using Eclipse from eclipse.org and the rest of the
> packages I’m using from the OpenSuse repositories.
I downloaded jre-6u11-linux-i586-rpm.bin and installed.
but eclipse still can’t run.
in system monitor , I can see that eclipse on sleeping.