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| Problems starting PDT [message #37987] |
Sun, 22 July 2007 11:31  |
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Originally posted by: slydder.arcor.de
Hello all,
I just installed the PDT Complete package
(pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and start
it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas? How do I
enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
chuck
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38099 is a reply to message #37987] |
Sun, 22 July 2007 15:05  |
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Originally posted by: DKelly360.Comcast.net
I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
What version of linux are you using?
In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
"chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hello all,
>
> I just installed the PDT Complete package
> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and start it
> I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas? How do I enable
> debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>
> chuck
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38160 is a reply to message #38099] |
Sun, 22 July 2007 17:22 |
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Originally posted by: slydder.arcor.de
Daniel,
No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java instead.
thanks
Daniel Kelly wrote:
> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>
> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
> What version of linux are you using?
> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>
> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and start it
>> I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas? How do I enable
>> debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>
>> chuck
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38192 is a reply to message #38160] |
Sun, 22 July 2007 18:00 |
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Originally posted by: DKelly360.Comcast.net
Chuck, I had this same problem...
For some reason, eclipse won't fail over to sun's java from gij when its
choosing a virtual machine to run on. Theres two things you can do: edit
your virtual machines conf file to make sun's java the first in the order,
or remove gij entirely. I would just remove gij with your package manager
and make sure you have sun-java-1.5, or preferrably 1.6. Most good java
programs (eclipse, azeurus, etc.) won't run on anything but sun-java and
unfortunately gij is not intelligent enough to pass off programs it can't
run to sun's java.
so... use your gui aptitude to completely remove gij and whatever
dependencies it may have, reload, search for 'sun java jre' and install the
latest version. you should be good to go.
"chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
news:f803p3$f4d$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Daniel,
>
> No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
> wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java instead.
>
> thanks
>
> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>>
>> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
>> What version of linux are you using?
>> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>>
>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>> Hello all,
>>>
>>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and start
>>> it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas? How do I
>>> enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>>
>>> chuck
>>
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38225 is a reply to message #38192] |
Sun, 22 July 2007 18:04 |
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Originally posted by: slydder.arcor.de
I already have java jre installed. the problem is that by removing gij
it wants to remove all packages that rely on it as well. This includes
openoffice and others. not too sure if I want to just go ahead and force
the removal without the dependencies or not.
Daniel Kelly wrote:
> Chuck, I had this same problem...
>
> For some reason, eclipse won't fail over to sun's java from gij when its
> choosing a virtual machine to run on. Theres two things you can do: edit
> your virtual machines conf file to make sun's java the first in the order,
> or remove gij entirely. I would just remove gij with your package manager
> and make sure you have sun-java-1.5, or preferrably 1.6. Most good java
> programs (eclipse, azeurus, etc.) won't run on anything but sun-java and
> unfortunately gij is not intelligent enough to pass off programs it can't
> run to sun's java.
>
> so... use your gui aptitude to completely remove gij and whatever
> dependencies it may have, reload, search for 'sun java jre' and install the
> latest version. you should be good to go.
>
> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
> news:f803p3$f4d$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Daniel,
>>
>> No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
>> wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java instead.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>>>
>>> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
>>> What version of linux are you using?
>>> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>>>
>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>> Hello all,
>>>>
>>>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>>>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and start
>>>> it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas? How do I
>>>> enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>>>
>>>> chuck
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38256 is a reply to message #38192] |
Sun, 22 July 2007 20:47 |
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Originally posted by: slydder.arcor.de
Daniel,
Finally got a work around. The problem is in how gij handles errors (it
doesn't handle them well at all). so I went with the blackdown deb
packages. only version 1.4 but they are 20 times faster than gij.
The only problem now is that I see no PHP options. still looking, maybe
I missed something.
chuck
Daniel Kelly wrote:
> Chuck, I had this same problem...
>
> For some reason, eclipse won't fail over to sun's java from gij when its
> choosing a virtual machine to run on. Theres two things you can do: edit
> your virtual machines conf file to make sun's java the first in the order,
> or remove gij entirely. I would just remove gij with your package manager
> and make sure you have sun-java-1.5, or preferrably 1.6. Most good java
> programs (eclipse, azeurus, etc.) won't run on anything but sun-java and
> unfortunately gij is not intelligent enough to pass off programs it can't
> run to sun's java.
>
> so... use your gui aptitude to completely remove gij and whatever
> dependencies it may have, reload, search for 'sun java jre' and install the
> latest version. you should be good to go.
>
> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
> news:f803p3$f4d$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Daniel,
>>
>> No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
>> wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java instead.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>>>
>>> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
>>> What version of linux are you using?
>>> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>>>
>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>> Hello all,
>>>>
>>>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>>>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and start
>>>> it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas? How do I
>>>> enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>>>
>>>> chuck
>
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38289 is a reply to message #38256] |
Mon, 23 July 2007 02:11 |
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Originally posted by: DKelly360.Comcast.net
Good to hear you got it working. I haven't used blackdown for any apps yet,
but I know the firefox plugin sucks. When I uninstalled gij it removed a
couple of openoffice dependencies, however it kept the openoffice package
installed and it seemed to work fine with suns java 1.6 - but this is on
ubuntu feisty. Just out of curiosity, what did you do to make eclipse run
with blackdown rather than sun-java, or did blackdown take priority
automatically?
Check out my post 'eclipse cannot open shared object libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 on
ubuntu feisty' and let me know if you've experienced this issue (if you have
time.)
"chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
news:f80foq$7m4$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Daniel,
>
> Finally got a work around. The problem is in how gij handles errors (it
> doesn't handle them well at all). so I went with the blackdown deb
> packages. only version 1.4 but they are 20 times faster than gij.
>
> The only problem now is that I see no PHP options. still looking, maybe I
> missed something.
>
> chuck
>
>
> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>> Chuck, I had this same problem...
>>
>> For some reason, eclipse won't fail over to sun's java from gij when its
>> choosing a virtual machine to run on. Theres two things you can do:
>> edit your virtual machines conf file to make sun's java the first in the
>> order, or remove gij entirely. I would just remove gij with your package
>> manager and make sure you have sun-java-1.5, or preferrably 1.6. Most
>> good java programs (eclipse, azeurus, etc.) won't run on anything but
>> sun-java and unfortunately gij is not intelligent enough to pass off
>> programs it can't run to sun's java.
>>
>> so... use your gui aptitude to completely remove gij and whatever
>> dependencies it may have, reload, search for 'sun java jre' and install
>> the latest version. you should be good to go.
>>
>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>> news:f803p3$f4d$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>> Daniel,
>>>
>>> No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
>>> wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java instead.
>>>
>>> thanks
>>>
>>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>>> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>>>>
>>>> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
>>>> What version of linux are you using?
>>>> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>>>>
>>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>>> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>> Hello all,
>>>>>
>>>>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>>>>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and
>>>>> start it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas?
>>>>> How do I enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>>>>
>>>>> chuck
>>
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38355 is a reply to message #38289] |
Mon, 23 July 2007 08:50 |
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Originally posted by: slydder.arcor.de
Daniel,
Actually I installed Blackdown to get the deb package entry in the
alternatives system. Once that was there I removed the entries to gij
and the other one (forget exactly what other one it was but it was
actually just a link to gij). This ensured that everything continued to
work as it should once I moved the gij install out and replaced it with
symlinks to the sun java install (v 1.4).
Once the symlinks were in place everything started just perfect. The
only problem is that PDT doesn't work with anything less than java 1.5.
So I moved the 1.4 install to a backup directory and symlinked to 1.6.
Everything works perfectly now. Just can't forget not to upgrade gij
when it asks. lol
As for your error check if the alternatives system is also in place
there in ubuntu. if so then you can use the same method I did. You could
do the deb install without the Blackdown version but it would take a bit
longer than with the Blackdown version as you have to modify some other
java deb package to reflect the 1.6 version. So the use of 1.4 and
symlinking to 1.6 works a trick if you aren't worried about upgrading
later and want it up and running quick.
chuck
Daniel Kelly wrote:
> Good to hear you got it working. I haven't used blackdown for any apps yet,
> but I know the firefox plugin sucks. When I uninstalled gij it removed a
> couple of openoffice dependencies, however it kept the openoffice package
> installed and it seemed to work fine with suns java 1.6 - but this is on
> ubuntu feisty. Just out of curiosity, what did you do to make eclipse run
> with blackdown rather than sun-java, or did blackdown take priority
> automatically?
>
> Check out my post 'eclipse cannot open shared object libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 on
> ubuntu feisty' and let me know if you've experienced this issue (if you have
> time.)
>
> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
> news:f80foq$7m4$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Daniel,
>>
>> Finally got a work around. The problem is in how gij handles errors (it
>> doesn't handle them well at all). so I went with the blackdown deb
>> packages. only version 1.4 but they are 20 times faster than gij.
>>
>> The only problem now is that I see no PHP options. still looking, maybe I
>> missed something.
>>
>> chuck
>>
>>
>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>> Chuck, I had this same problem...
>>>
>>> For some reason, eclipse won't fail over to sun's java from gij when its
>>> choosing a virtual machine to run on. Theres two things you can do:
>>> edit your virtual machines conf file to make sun's java the first in the
>>> order, or remove gij entirely. I would just remove gij with your package
>>> manager and make sure you have sun-java-1.5, or preferrably 1.6. Most
>>> good java programs (eclipse, azeurus, etc.) won't run on anything but
>>> sun-java and unfortunately gij is not intelligent enough to pass off
>>> programs it can't run to sun's java.
>>>
>>> so... use your gui aptitude to completely remove gij and whatever
>>> dependencies it may have, reload, search for 'sun java jre' and install
>>> the latest version. you should be good to go.
>>>
>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>> news:f803p3$f4d$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>> Daniel,
>>>>
>>>> No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
>>>> wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java instead.
>>>>
>>>> thanks
>>>>
>>>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>>>> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>>>>>
>>>>> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
>>>>> What version of linux are you using?
>>>>> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>>>>>
>>>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>>>> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>>> Hello all,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>>>>>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and
>>>>>> start it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas?
>>>>>> How do I enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> chuck
>
>
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38551 is a reply to message #38355] |
Mon, 23 July 2007 15:03 |
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Originally posted by: DKelly360.Comcast.net
Chuck, you don't have to worry about gij updating if you lock the package
or hold it back - a recent discovery of mine when i installed the twitchy
beryl window manager for xgl.
As far as the alternatives system im not sure about it. I think the problem
is with gtk (the eclipse launcher isn't java i think). Theres a symlink to
libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.1000.11 called libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 in /usr/lib but it
doesent seem to work. I chmodded it a+x and that didn't do anything either,
I'm not sure where its looking for libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 but it won't find it
:-(.
I think we should start a whole new group for linux n00bs on blogger (lol).
"chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
news:f81q4q$u5a$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Daniel,
>
> Actually I installed Blackdown to get the deb package entry in the
> alternatives system. Once that was there I removed the entries to gij and
> the other one (forget exactly what other one it was but it was actually
> just a link to gij). This ensured that everything continued to work as it
> should once I moved the gij install out and replaced it with symlinks to
> the sun java install (v 1.4).
>
> Once the symlinks were in place everything started just perfect. The only
> problem is that PDT doesn't work with anything less than java 1.5. So I
> moved the 1.4 install to a backup directory and symlinked to 1.6.
>
> Everything works perfectly now. Just can't forget not to upgrade gij when
> it asks. lol
>
> As for your error check if the alternatives system is also in place there
> in ubuntu. if so then you can use the same method I did. You could do the
> deb install without the Blackdown version but it would take a bit longer
> than with the Blackdown version as you have to modify some other java deb
> package to reflect the 1.6 version. So the use of 1.4 and symlinking to
> 1.6 works a trick if you aren't worried about upgrading later and want it
> up and running quick.
>
> chuck
>
> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>> Good to hear you got it working. I haven't used blackdown for any apps
>> yet, but I know the firefox plugin sucks. When I uninstalled gij it
>> removed a couple of openoffice dependencies, however it kept the
>> openoffice package installed and it seemed to work fine with suns java
>> 1.6 - but this is on ubuntu feisty. Just out of curiosity, what did you
>> do to make eclipse run with blackdown rather than sun-java, or did
>> blackdown take priority automatically?
>>
>> Check out my post 'eclipse cannot open shared object libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
>> on ubuntu feisty' and let me know if you've experienced this issue (if
>> you have time.)
>>
>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>> news:f80foq$7m4$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>> Daniel,
>>>
>>> Finally got a work around. The problem is in how gij handles errors (it
>>> doesn't handle them well at all). so I went with the blackdown deb
>>> packages. only version 1.4 but they are 20 times faster than gij.
>>>
>>> The only problem now is that I see no PHP options. still looking, maybe
>>> I missed something.
>>>
>>> chuck
>>>
>>>
>>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>>> Chuck, I had this same problem...
>>>>
>>>> For some reason, eclipse won't fail over to sun's java from gij when
>>>> its choosing a virtual machine to run on. Theres two things you can
>>>> do: edit your virtual machines conf file to make sun's java the first
>>>> in the order, or remove gij entirely. I would just remove gij with
>>>> your package manager and make sure you have sun-java-1.5, or
>>>> preferrably 1.6. Most good java programs (eclipse, azeurus, etc.)
>>>> won't run on anything but sun-java and unfortunately gij is not
>>>> intelligent enough to pass off programs it can't run to sun's java.
>>>>
>>>> so... use your gui aptitude to completely remove gij and whatever
>>>> dependencies it may have, reload, search for 'sun java jre' and install
>>>> the latest version. you should be good to go.
>>>>
>>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>>> news:f803p3$f4d$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>> Daniel,
>>>>>
>>>>> No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
>>>>> wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java
>>>>> instead.
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks
>>>>>
>>>>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>>>>> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
>>>>>> What version of linux are you using?
>>>>>> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>>>>>>
>>>>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>>>>> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>>>> Hello all,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>>>>>>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and
>>>>>>> start it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas?
>>>>>>> How do I enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> chuck
>>
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| Re: Problems starting PDT [message #38652 is a reply to message #38551] |
Mon, 23 July 2007 17:12 |
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Originally posted by: slydder.arcor.de
Daniel, don't know why yours doesn't work. you have the same symlink
that I have except a newer version of the file. mine is 800.20 and yours
1000.11. strange that a newer version doesn't work.
chuck
Daniel Kelly wrote:
> Chuck, you don't have to worry about gij updating if you lock the package
> or hold it back - a recent discovery of mine when i installed the twitchy
> beryl window manager for xgl.
>
> As far as the alternatives system im not sure about it. I think the problem
> is with gtk (the eclipse launcher isn't java i think). Theres a symlink to
> libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.1000.11 called libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 in /usr/lib but it
> doesent seem to work. I chmodded it a+x and that didn't do anything either,
> I'm not sure where its looking for libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 but it won't find it
> :-(.
>
> I think we should start a whole new group for linux n00bs on blogger (lol).
>
> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
> news:f81q4q$u5a$1@build.eclipse.org...
>> Daniel,
>>
>> Actually I installed Blackdown to get the deb package entry in the
>> alternatives system. Once that was there I removed the entries to gij and
>> the other one (forget exactly what other one it was but it was actually
>> just a link to gij). This ensured that everything continued to work as it
>> should once I moved the gij install out and replaced it with symlinks to
>> the sun java install (v 1.4).
>>
>> Once the symlinks were in place everything started just perfect. The only
>> problem is that PDT doesn't work with anything less than java 1.5. So I
>> moved the 1.4 install to a backup directory and symlinked to 1.6.
>>
>> Everything works perfectly now. Just can't forget not to upgrade gij when
>> it asks. lol
>>
>> As for your error check if the alternatives system is also in place there
>> in ubuntu. if so then you can use the same method I did. You could do the
>> deb install without the Blackdown version but it would take a bit longer
>> than with the Blackdown version as you have to modify some other java deb
>> package to reflect the 1.6 version. So the use of 1.4 and symlinking to
>> 1.6 works a trick if you aren't worried about upgrading later and want it
>> up and running quick.
>>
>> chuck
>>
>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>> Good to hear you got it working. I haven't used blackdown for any apps
>>> yet, but I know the firefox plugin sucks. When I uninstalled gij it
>>> removed a couple of openoffice dependencies, however it kept the
>>> openoffice package installed and it seemed to work fine with suns java
>>> 1.6 - but this is on ubuntu feisty. Just out of curiosity, what did you
>>> do to make eclipse run with blackdown rather than sun-java, or did
>>> blackdown take priority automatically?
>>>
>>> Check out my post 'eclipse cannot open shared object libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
>>> on ubuntu feisty' and let me know if you've experienced this issue (if
>>> you have time.)
>>>
>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>> news:f80foq$7m4$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>> Daniel,
>>>>
>>>> Finally got a work around. The problem is in how gij handles errors (it
>>>> doesn't handle them well at all). so I went with the blackdown deb
>>>> packages. only version 1.4 but they are 20 times faster than gij.
>>>>
>>>> The only problem now is that I see no PHP options. still looking, maybe
>>>> I missed something.
>>>>
>>>> chuck
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>>>> Chuck, I had this same problem...
>>>>>
>>>>> For some reason, eclipse won't fail over to sun's java from gij when
>>>>> its choosing a virtual machine to run on. Theres two things you can
>>>>> do: edit your virtual machines conf file to make sun's java the first
>>>>> in the order, or remove gij entirely. I would just remove gij with
>>>>> your package manager and make sure you have sun-java-1.5, or
>>>>> preferrably 1.6. Most good java programs (eclipse, azeurus, etc.)
>>>>> won't run on anything but sun-java and unfortunately gij is not
>>>>> intelligent enough to pass off programs it can't run to sun's java.
>>>>>
>>>>> so... use your gui aptitude to completely remove gij and whatever
>>>>> dependencies it may have, reload, search for 'sun java jre' and install
>>>>> the latest version. you should be good to go.
>>>>>
>>>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>>>> news:f803p3$f4d$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>>> Daniel,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> No. just the splash. I am on Debian Etch with Java 1.4.2. was also
>>>>>> wondering how I could NOT use gij-4.1 (total crap) and use java
>>>>>> instead.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> thanks
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Daniel Kelly wrote:
>>>>>>> I think I know the answer, but I need a little more info...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> after the splash screen do you ever get into eclipse?
>>>>>>> What version of linux are you using?
>>>>>>> In the bash terminal, whats the output of 'java -version'
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> "chuck" <slydder@arcor.de> wrote in message
>>>>>>> news:f7vf70$uv$1@build.eclipse.org...
>>>>>>>> Hello all,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I just installed the PDT Complete package
>>>>>>>> (pdt-all-in-one-S20070611_M1-linux-gtk.tar.gz) and when I try and
>>>>>>>> start it I get nothing but the splash and then it hangs. Any ideas?
>>>>>>>> How do I enable debugging to see what is going on? thanks.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> chuck
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