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    bulusu_anand
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    hi,

    when i click on the myeclipse icon its throwing the following error “required java version 1.4.1: available 1.3.0_01”.

    but i dont have java 1.3.0_01 installed on my system. i have java versions 1.4.0 and 1.4.2.
    in my c drive.

    can some one please help me out

    Thanks in advance

    anand

    #239550

    rateoty
    Member

    hi,
    do you have an oracle installation? this often is changing the classpath to its own version, which is 1.3.0_01 for aracle 9.2

    regards Jürgen

    #239554

    Greg
    Member

    Jürgen is right about oracle. Can you open up a command prompt and type “java -version” just to confirm what version your system is defaulting to?

    #240158

    rtconner
    Member

    thanks guys, even if you didn’t solve the problem for him, you solved it for me.

    #240204

    bulusuanand
    Member

    Thanks guys

    Sorry for the delayed reply

    This has been solved now.

    #240594

    Pepelac
    Member

    I am not a Java guy (yet), and the classpath seems like a mytery to me.
    I have exactly the same problem with Oracle changing version of Java, so Eclipse can not start.

    Could you please help me and advice how I can change this classpath or anything to point to a new Java version, which is here: C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_05\

    I tried set classpath=C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_05\bin
    java -cp .C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_05\bin;
    etc.

    They all do not work, they say java.lang.NoClassDefFound error. What exactly should I type to eliminate this Oracle problem?

    Thank you very much!

    #240641

    Greg
    Member

    Setting the classpath on the command line always has issues. The best thing to do to make eclipse start is the following if you have winxp:

    – Install the full blown JDK somewhere on C:\
    – Right click My Computer > Properties
    – Go to Advanced Tab and then click “Environment…”
    – Now in the system variables set the following 2 variables.

    JDK_HOME=C:\PATH\TO\JDK
    JAVA_HOME=C:\PATH\TO\JDK

    – Then modify your PATH system variables and when you edit it, place the following in the *front* of the path value:

    %JDK_HOME%\bin;<THE REST OF THE PATH VALUE>

    – Hit OK and OK

    Now eclipse should find your newly installed JDK first and launch properly.

    #240659

    Pepelac
    Member

    Thank you very much, Greg! 🙂
    Now everything works! 🙂

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