Re: FC4: Eclipse Fails to Save

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• Subject: Re: FC4: Eclipse Fails to Save
• From: Andrew Overholt <overholt@xxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Fri, 17 Jun 2005 08:08:22 -0400
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* mlenz@xxxxxxxxxx <mlenz@xxxxxxxxxx> [2005-06-16 17:04]:
> In the mean-time, is there a way that I can actually use a version of
> Eclipse, native or not.  I tried downloading Eclipse 3.1 RC2 from
> eclipse.org and I get the same errors.

In that case, something weird is going on.  You're trying this with another
JVM (like, for example, Sun's)?  You could try our packages with another
JVM like so:

eclipse -vm <path to "java" binary>

Try a new workspace (and another JVM) like so:

eclipse -data <path to new workspace> -vm <path to "java" binary>

Andrew

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