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hi,
I have a problem in installing eclipse, myeclipse, tomcat with jdk 1.4.2_11 on windows xp.
I have got …..
eclipse 3.1
Myeclipse 4.1.1
tomcat 5.5
jdk 1.4.2_11I tried to install. everything went on well. but when i start myeclipse, i get
a popup which says ” required Java version 1.4.1, available 1.3.1_01 “.
Please provide me a complete step by step installation of all these components. with what changes to be made in environment variable,… etc..
regards
Reena@reena79 wrote:
hi,
I have a problem in installing eclipse, myeclipse, tomcat with jdk 1.4.2_11 on windows xp.
I have got …..
eclipse 3.1
Myeclipse 4.1.1
tomcat 5.5
jdk 1.4.2_11I tried to install. everything went on well. but when i start myeclipse, i get
a popup which says ” required Java version 1.4.1, available 1.3.1_01 “.
Please provide me a complete step by step installation of all these components. with what changes to be made in environment variable,… etc..
regards
Reenaproblem in installing eclipse, myeclipse, tomcat with jdk 1.4.2_11 on windows xp
A program that uses the version 1.3 of the jre, such as an Oracle client, is perhaps at the beginning of your PATH ! So, my advice is to check, and perhaps modify, your PATH variable…
Thomas is correct in that 1.3 is on your path. Without changing your path, however, you can specify the JDK used to launch Eclipse by modifying the shortcut to add:
eclipse.exe -vm <path-to-1.4.2JDK>\bin\javaw.exe <rest of args>
@support-scott wrote:
Thomas is correct in that 1.3 is on your path. Without changing your path, however, you can specify the JDK used to launch Eclipse by modifying the shortcut to add:
No Thomas i set the path to jdk1.4.7 and every thing is fine after i configuring tomcat5 in applicationservers,when i want to start the tomcat it is showing the error that tomcatjdk name is not correct please configure it it is showing like that
please give me the solution
eclipse.exe -vm <path-to-1.4.2JDK>\bin\javaw.exe <rest of args>tomcatjdk name is not correct
Yee,
It sounds like you’re not pointing Eclipse to a full JDK to run Tomcat. We cover how to configure the JDK in the Working with Web Projects tutorial in the Documentation section. It will walk you through configuring Tomcat correctly and setting up a JDK that works with it. That will hopefully help answer your questions.
