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bharathbala2003
why need title?
iinfi said:
wat does the message it says?? wat u mean by refuse??
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manas
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Just extract the eclipse zip folder to any place you want.Then make sure you have the Java 2 runtime envoronment.In case you do not have it you can install it from the digit dvd(i don't remember which month may be nov or dec.check it.)Then run the eclipse.exe file.
JRE might be installed however it might not be in you PATH variable. Do the following :
open up a command prompt.
Goto the directory whe eclipse is installed. I am assuming that you have installed it in C:\ecplise so say cd c:\eclipse
now just type java -version. This will give you the version of JRE you have installed. If this command returns a java is not recognized as an internal or an external command error then your JRE is not in the PATH or your PATH variable has been modified.
case 1 :
java command gives error. Then do the fllowing. Right click on My computer and select properties. Click on the advanced tab and select Environment Varibles button which is to the bottom. Then in the system variables there will be a PATH variable. Double click it and in the value row enter the location of your JRE bin directory for example c:\jre\bin (change this accordingly). Save it and close the properties window. You will need to close the command prompt window and open a new one and perform the above mentioned stepd once again.
Case 2:
The java command works fine yet eclipse fails. Then try this. Type the following command. "Set JAVA_HOME=<location of your JRE or JDK>" and then try running eclipse from inside the command window.
Hope this helps.
open up a command prompt.
Goto the directory whe eclipse is installed. I am assuming that you have installed it in C:\ecplise so say cd c:\eclipse
now just type java -version. This will give you the version of JRE you have installed. If this command returns a java is not recognized as an internal or an external command error then your JRE is not in the PATH or your PATH variable has been modified.
case 1 :
java command gives error. Then do the fllowing. Right click on My computer and select properties. Click on the advanced tab and select Environment Varibles button which is to the bottom. Then in the system variables there will be a PATH variable. Double click it and in the value row enter the location of your JRE bin directory for example c:\jre\bin (change this accordingly). Save it and close the properties window. You will need to close the command prompt window and open a new one and perform the above mentioned stepd once again.
Case 2:
The java command works fine yet eclipse fails. Then try this. Type the following command. "Set JAVA_HOME=<location of your JRE or JDK>" and then try running eclipse from inside the command window.
Hope this helps.
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iinfi
mekalodu
well sorry
eclipse itself is not getting installed ...
java path
j2ee
j2ee_home
java_home
all these paths are set correctly ..
i m learning j2ee .....
just a few days back i tried to install eclipse from Digit DVD and i got and error in a message box as soon as i clicked the eclipse setup file
the error says
ECLIPSE_STARTUP_ERROR_CHECK_LOG
what cud be the reason...
eclipse itself is not getting installed ...
java path
j2ee
j2ee_home
java_home
all these paths are set correctly ..
i m learning j2ee .....
just a few days back i tried to install eclipse from Digit DVD and i got and error in a message box as soon as i clicked the eclipse setup file
the error says
ECLIPSE_STARTUP_ERROR_CHECK_LOG
what cud be the reason...
ok. There seems to be an error with the release. Could be several reasons. Try the following :
1)Try extracting it to a different location and then run eclipse.
2) uninstall your Java and reinstall it.
3) Try installing JDK5 and then run eclipse and see if it works.
4) Well if all of the above fails download eclipse from the site and test it. I didnt install the IDE at home. Will check it out and let you know.
1)Try extracting it to a different location and then run eclipse.
2) uninstall your Java and reinstall it.
3) Try installing JDK5 and then run eclipse and see if it works.
4) Well if all of the above fails download eclipse from the site and test it. I didnt install the IDE at home. Will check it out and let you know.
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