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| Re: Automatic Crash Recovery via Ctrl + Shift + r? [message #271008 is a reply to message #271006] |
Thu, 21 May 2009 19:38   |
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.rizzoweb.com
Jim Crowell wrote:
> Hello,
> I am getting an "Automatic Crash Recovery" process when using the
> following control keys:
> Ctrl + Shift + r?
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> The desired "Open Resources" display is show but immediately after the
> "Automatic Crash Recovery"
> dialog appears and , after clearing suspicious processes, the dialog
> changes the "Cancel" button to a "Close" button. If you let it go this
> far, the Eclipse process is closed.
>
> A workaround is to select the "Cancel" button before the "suspicious
> processes" is completed.
>
> Any ideas on why this happens and how to eliminate it.
I think you'll need to provide more detail in order for anyone to
provide help. For example, what specific Eclipse package and version?
what OS and JVM and specific versions? Are you specifying the JVM in
eclipse.ini (as described in http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse.ini )?
Also, can you use Ctrl+Shit+T without problems?
As much detail as you can provide will go a long way towards someone
suggesting an answer.
Eric
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| Re: Automatic Crash Recovery via Ctrl + Shift + r? [message #271018 is a reply to message #271014] |
Fri, 22 May 2009 14:14 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.rizzoweb.com
Jim Crowell wrote:
> Eric Rizzo wrote:
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>> I think you'll need to provide more detail in order for anyone to
>> provide help. For example, what specific Eclipse package and version?
>> what OS and JVM and specific versions? Are you specifying the JVM in
>> eclipse.ini (as described in )?
>> Also, can you use Ctrl+Shit+T without problems?
>
>> As much detail as you can provide will go a long way towards someone
>> suggesting an answer.
> OK, thanks.
>
> Eclipse 3.4.0 Bld ID 120080617-2000
> Win Pro XP, ver 2002, sp2
> JVM 1.5.0_16
> eclipse.ini is the default setup with the recent upgrade to ver. 3.4.0.
> The content is as follows:
> -showsplash
> org.eclipse.platform
> --launcher.XXMaxPermSize
> 256M
> -framework
> plugins\org.eclipse.osgi_3.4.0.v20080605-1900.jar
> -vmargs
> -Dosgi.requiredJavaVersion=1.5
> -Xms40m
> -Xmx256m
>
> I tried renaming this file to _eclipse.ini and I received the same problem.
First thing I would try is to add a -vm argument to eclipse.ini, as
described in the wiki page http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse.ini (did I
forget to paste that link into my earlier message? Oops...)
On Windows, a lot of different things can put a JVM on the system path
and you may not be getting the one you think you are. Using eclipse.ini
insures that you know EXACTLY which JVM Eclipse is running under.
Other than that, open the Error Log view, clear it out (use the red X
button on the view's toolbar) and then make the crash happen. When you
restart Eclipse look to see if anything relevant was logged in the Error
Log. Post it here if you can't make sense of the log message(s).
Hope this helps,
Eric
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| Re: Automatic Crash Recovery via Ctrl + Shift + r? [message #271022 is a reply to message #271018] |
Fri, 22 May 2009 15:27 |
 Jim Crowell
Messages: 26
Registered: July 2009 |
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Eric Rizzo wrote:
> Jim Crowell wrote:
>> Eric Rizzo wrote:
>>
>>> I think you'll need to provide more detail in order for anyone to
>>> provide help. For example, what specific Eclipse package and version?
>>> what OS and JVM and specific versions? Are you specifying the JVM in
>>> eclipse.ini (as described in )?
>>> Also, can you use Ctrl+Shit+T without problems?
>>
>>> As much detail as you can provide will go a long way towards someone
>>> suggesting an answer.
>> OK, thanks.
>>
>> Eclipse 3.4.0 Bld ID 120080617-2000
>> Win Pro XP, ver 2002, sp2
>> JVM 1.5.0_16
>> eclipse.ini is the default setup with the recent upgrade to ver. 3.4.0.
>> The content is as follows:
>> -showsplash
>> org.eclipse.platform
>> --launcher.XXMaxPermSize
>> 256M
>> -framework
>> pluginsorg.eclipse.osgi_3.4.0.v20080605-1900.jar
>> -vmargs
>> -Dosgi.requiredJavaVersion=1.5
>> -Xms40m
>> -Xmx256m
>>
>> I tried renaming this file to _eclipse.ini and I received the same problem.
> First thing I would try is to add a -vm argument to eclipse.ini, as
> described in the wiki page http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse.ini (did I
> forget to paste that link into my earlier message? Oops...)
> On Windows, a lot of different things can put a JVM on the system path
> and you may not be getting the one you think you are. Using eclipse.ini
> insures that you know EXACTLY which JVM Eclipse is running under.
You did not error with the eclipse.org link.
I think I deleted it when I cut it to paste into my Safari browser address
field.
I thought that Eclipse would use the JVM from the JAVA_HOME or the PATH
directives?
> Other than that, open the Error Log view, clear it out (use the red X
> button on the view's toolbar) and then make the crash happen. When you
> restart Eclipse look to see if anything relevant was logged in the Error
> Log. Post it here if you can't make sense of the log message(s).
I just added it to the 'eclipse.ini' file, cleared the error log and reran
my application.
All is the same and there are no entries in the error log.
Do you know what the "Automatic Crash Recovery" feature is and how it is
controlled in the Eclipse Properties files?
Thanks,
Jim
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| Re: Automatic Crash Recovery via Ctrl + Shift + r? [message #271179 is a reply to message #271022] |
Wed, 27 May 2009 21:26 |
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.rizzoweb.com
Jim Crowell wrote:
> Eric Rizzo wrote:
>
>> Jim Crowell wrote:
>>> Eric Rizzo wrote:
>>>
>>>> I think you'll need to provide more detail in order for anyone to
>>>> provide help. For example, what specific Eclipse package and
>>>> version? what OS and JVM and specific versions? Are you specifying
>>>> the JVM in eclipse.ini (as described in )?
>>>> Also, can you use Ctrl+Shit+T without problems?
>>>
>>>> As much detail as you can provide will go a long way towards someone
>>>> suggesting an answer.
>>> OK, thanks.
>>>
>>> Eclipse 3.4.0 Bld ID 120080617-2000
>>> Win Pro XP, ver 2002, sp2
>>> JVM 1.5.0_16
>>> eclipse.ini is the default setup with the recent upgrade to ver. 3.4.0.
>>> The content is as follows:
>>> -showsplash
>>> org.eclipse.platform
>>> --launcher.XXMaxPermSize
>>> 256M
>>> -framework
>>> pluginsorg.eclipse.osgi_3.4.0.v20080605-1900.jar
>>> -vmargs
>>> -Dosgi.requiredJavaVersion=1.5
>>> -Xms40m
>>> -Xmx256m
>>>
>>> I tried renaming this file to _eclipse.ini and I received the same
>>> problem.
>
>> First thing I would try is to add a -vm argument to eclipse.ini, as
>> described in the wiki page http://wiki.eclipse.org/Eclipse.ini (did I
>> forget to paste that link into my earlier message? Oops...)
>> On Windows, a lot of different things can put a JVM on the system path
>> and you may not be getting the one you think you are. Using
>> eclipse.ini insures that you know EXACTLY which JVM Eclipse is running
>> under.
>
> You did not error with the eclipse.org link.
> I think I deleted it when I cut it to paste into my Safari browser
> address field.
>
> I thought that Eclipse would use the JVM from the JAVA_HOME or the PATH
> directives?
>
>> Other than that, open the Error Log view, clear it out (use the red X
>> button on the view's toolbar) and then make the crash happen. When you
>> restart Eclipse look to see if anything relevant was logged in the
>> Error Log. Post it here if you can't make sense of the log message(s).
>
> I just added it to the 'eclipse.ini' file, cleared the error log and
> reran my application.
> All is the same and there are no entries in the error log.
>
> Do you know what the "Automatic Crash Recovery" feature is and how it is
> controlled in the Eclipse Properties files?
"Automatic Crash Recovery" is not an Eclipse thing. I googled it and it
seems to be something in IE (version 8?). I still think it could be
related to the JVM that is being used; can you post the full contents of
your eclipse.ini?
Eclipse will indeed use whatever JVM it finds on your system PATH
(JAVA_HOME does not come into play when searching for a JVM, AFAIK), in
fact it searches several places but that is not as reliable, IMO, as
specifying in eclipse.ini.
Eric
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