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From: Tom Anderson on 18 Apr 2010 12:25
On Sun, 18 Apr 2010, Hakan wrote:

> a) I downloaded and installed JRE from Sun. Then I updated the PATH
> environment variable such that I thought that Eclipse should see it. I
> still have the same error when trying to run it.

Did you set JAVA_HOME?

From a fresh terminal window, what do you get if you do:

readlink -f "$(which java)"
java -version
readlink -f "$(which javac)"
javac -version
echo "$PATH"
echo "$JAVA_HOME"
echo "$CLASSPATH"

?

> b) Downloaded the latest 32 bit version from Eclipse 3.5 . We run a
> CentOS system. It should work from what I can make of the information.

Should do. We run Galileo (ie 3.5) on CentOS 5.2, currently with java
1.5.0_16-b02. All 32-bit.

tom

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From: Hakan on 18 Apr 2010 13:53
Tom Anderson wrote:

> Did you set JAVA_HOME?

> From a fresh terminal window, what do you get if you do:

> readlink -f "$(which java)"
> java -version
> readlink -f "$(which javac)"
> javac -version
> echo "$PATH"
> echo "$JAVA_HOME"
> echo "$CLASSPATH"

I replaced the java version in /usr/bin with the one from jre1.6 and
set JAVA_HOME to the jre1.6.0_20 root directory. Now it says that it
can't find libjli.so when /usr/bin/java is invoked from eclipse . Still
thankful for help to solve this.

Regards,

H�kan

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From: Tom Anderson on 18 Apr 2010 16:10
On Sun, 18 Apr 2010, Hakan wrote:

> Tom Anderson wrote:
>
>> Did you set JAVA_HOME?
>>
>> From a fresh terminal window, what do you get if you do:
>>
>> readlink -f "$(which java)"
>> java -version
>> readlink -f "$(which javac)"
>> javac -version
>> echo "$PATH"
>> echo "$JAVA_HOME"
>> echo "$CLASSPATH"
>
> I replaced the java version in /usr/bin with the one from jre1.6 and set
> JAVA_HOME to the jre1.6.0_20 root directory. Now it says that it can't
> find libjli.so when /usr/bin/java is invoked from eclipse . Still
> thankful for help to solve this.

Answering the questions i asked would be a good way to get more help.

Googling for 'eclipse libjli.so' would also be a good idea.

tom

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From: Dancing Fingers on 19 Apr 2010 04:23
Depending on your Distribution, you're making this way to hard. The
package management system should set your PATH's for you. You might
want to try "update-alternative java". Then pick the appropriate
version. This should reset you PATH.

Good luck.
Chris

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