Suddenly the hints and highlights on Netbeans stopped working for me. It won't show suggestions on imports and it won't highlights errors. I intentionally wrote int i = "hello":and the code wasn't highlighted and no warnings came up. I've checked >Preferences >Editor and form what I can tell Code Completion, Code Templates, Hints and Highligthing are all selected. I checked some older posts here and also tried to delete the index in the caches folder. I've discarded my project and started over, uninstalled and installed Netbeans and restarted my laptop at few times now but the issue is still there. It was working fine until yesterday afternoon. Any suggestions? I run Netbeans on macOS Catalina if that matters.
EDIT**
I now noticed this problem only occurs in projects where I have a JForm.
I had the same problem and here how I solved it:
Exit Netbeans
Go to : C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Local\NetBeans =====> DELETE Cache folder
Open Netbeans and it's fixed
I am a programming student that recently upgraded the hard drive in my laptop through a secondary service. This service was able to save and transfer over most files, but was unable to migrate over specific program files.
When trying to reinstall Eclipse I have encountered some major issues and problems I am looking to hopefully get help with.
The first issue is that through the Eclipse installer, when trying to install eclipse it would try to look for the previously used user file and spew out 100s of error messages when this failed. A workaround to get eclipse actually installed was to change the bundle pools to off.
The second and most major issue is that eclipse does not seem to recognize or have any in build libraries, as it does not even recognize what a string is. I have the JDK and JRE installed but when trying to compile is tells me that java has been installed incorrectly (which would make sense given my hack job of installing it).
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have never had so much difficulty trying to simply install something.
Try deleting .m2 folder present inside C:/Users/<User Name>/.m2 and then reinstall Eclipse.
I am trying to download Eclipse onto my flash drive so that it can support itself if I try to use Eclipse on a computer that does not have a JDK/JRE installed and/or I do not have the permissions to install one.
I am able to download it onto the flash drive and run it fine, but the problem arises when I try to make it self-sufficient by downloading a JDK for Eclipse to use on the drive. I have tried many different solutions (yes, I am aware of the abundance of "why is eclipse telling me it cant find main class" questions), but none of them apply to me. I followed this tutorial in my endeavors, but when I run the batch file it comes up with the standard Failed to find a Main Class in "F:\eclipse\\plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.5.200.v20180922-1751.jar.
I know the \\ looks a bit out of place, but I know that's not the problem since I've tried editing the eclipse.ini file to fix the path but it gives the same error (just with F:\eclipse\plugins\org.[...].jar instead)
I'd really appreciate any help anyone could give. Thanks!
Eclipse has required Java 8 or newer since the Neon release, in 2016. Update your version of Java.
Researching existing answers to problems with eclipse hanging on startup, I have not found anything that seems applicable to my problem. Neither have the responses so far been helpful.
The splash screen appears and seems to be conducting a normal startup process, but when the status message reports
Loading org.eclipse.ui.navigator
all progress halts, apparently forever.
REACTIONS TO ADVICE AND DIAGNOSTICS:
A related question caused me to add -clean to the shortcut. This did not help.
The first actual answer suggested reinstalling Eclipse. This did not help.
The second response suggested that I look at Eclipse log files. The first file suggested was most recently updated May 5, long before the problems started, and the second suggested file did not exist.
Moving the old workspace to a different file name and reinstalling Eclipse again with a brand-new workspace enabled me to launch Eclipse successfully, but if I switch workspaces to the new workspace, it hangs (at the same point).
The problem appears to be loading a plugin named org.eclipse.ui.navigator. There is no such plugin in {workspace}\.metadata\.plugins, in either the old workspace or the new workspace. I don't know why Eclipse is trying to load that nonexistent plugin when it tries to run from the old workspace but not from the new workspace. As far as I can tell I need to find some way to install the navigator plugin in the old workspace (without being able to run Eclipse from that workspace), or somehow tell Eclipse not to try to load it. I have no idea how to do either.
Running Eclipse Neon, on a Win10 machine; Eclipse ran normally as of a few days earlier and only started hanging May 22.
Had the same problem today. It was resolved after removing the following folders from the [workspace]/.metadata/.plugins folder:
org.eclipse.e4.ui.workbench.swt
org.eclipse.e4.workbench
Conversion to Dalvik format failed: Unable to execute dex:
wrapper was not properly loaded first
[project]
Android Packaging Problem
I've never worked with Java or eclipse before, I'm following this introductory guide and all searches via google return no helpful results. I'm guessing the problem is I have built Android stuff with eclipse properly but I have no idea, I followed this guide to the letter and everything went as it explains it should.
Any ideas what caused this problem, or is it specific to the guide? If so I'll post on their help page.
I have tried doing project -> source -> clean up, but that didn't fix anything.
Edit:
I went to Project -> Android tools -> Dex bytecode and it reported:
DexDump: missing classex.dex for project. Please compile first.
So I guess that's my problem! Not sure how to solve though.
Go to Project -> Clean
It will rebuilt workspace and fix the errors if any.
As I said, I had the same problem so I tried all the different versions and
then I stopped filling in the SDK-version number
and finally it did not complain anymore about the wrapper.
After that it was totally fine to write the SDK-version when I created new projects.
Hope it works out for you too.
Had the same problem (running on Windows 7). I resolved it by running Eclipse with Administrator privileges.
try to run eclipse under administrator permission. Problem may be resolve.
I think you installed the SDK in "Program Files" folder . So for do something inside, must have administrator permission.
One thing that may help is to create a new test Android project.
In Eclipse, select File → New → Android Project.
Set the project name to "Test3", check Android 2.3 for the build target, type "com.example.android.apps.test3" for the package name, and type "Test3Activity" in the "Create Activity:" text box. The form should look like:
Click Finish.
Expand the entry for "Test3" in the Package Explorer. Navigate to res/values/strings.xml. Double click on the entry for strings.xml:
Set the text content of the string element having name "app_name" to "Test3":
Right click on "Test3" in the Package Explorer and select Run As → Android Application. The emulator should open and after a long while, you should see:
If these steps do not work, then you probably have an error in your installation.
Try it out and let me know.
I had the same problem earlier today. Google was largely unhelpful.
I fixed it by removing the project from eclipse, then re-importing it.
According to this bug report the problem is caused by upgrading to version 9 of the SDK.
Had the same HelloWorld problem with Ubuntu 64 Lucid / Eclipse 3.5.2 from Ubuntu repository. Restarting Eclipse did the trick, though I notice it still fusses about API level requirement when HelloWorld is run.
Running it as Administrator has solved this issue for me..
Had the same problem - occurred after I tried downloading Android platform v2.3.3 (was using 3.1 and 3.2 earlier) and it interrupted in the middle - restarted eclipse and cleaned all projects and rebuilt and the problem went away
At what point in this tutorial/guide are you running into this problem and did you make sure to include your package information in each file or ie com.something.somethingelse at the top of your class or classes?
Perhaps a registry error or maybe even a problem with activity implementation.
Please post your code if this did not start you in the right direction.
Here are a few things to check:
Make sure you have the latest version oF Eclipse (Helios)
Make sure that you have the Android SDK plug-in for Eclipse.
Now if you have done that... Make sure that any classes you add (Each screen you view on Android is a class and is called an Activity) are in your androidmanifext.xml file See http://wrenbjor.com/2011/01/12/the-androidmanifest-xml-file/ for help on understanding this process.
otherwise make sure there are no red x's in your code or it wont work.
If you still have problems post some code and we can try to help.
Had the exact same problem the other night. Upgraded to Helios (3.6) and it went away, quite possibly as a side-effect.
Under windows 7, rather than run eclipse as an admin, change the permissions on the eclipse folder so the creator/owner has full control, and do the same with the folder the android SDK is installed into.
I had installed Eclipse using the files provided by Windows' native ZIP extractor. I deleted the files and took them from 7-Zip instead. Now the error is gone. So maybe using another ZIP extraction tool will help.
Recently got this when failing upgrade using adb-manager with eclipse open (win32). As eclipse was open, upgrade failed. Then returning to my project this problem occured.
Was solved by closing eclipse, restart as administrator and cleaned project.
I had the same problem but I resolved it using following steps(using eclipse helios and windows XP ) :-
Right click on eclipse.exe.
click on Run As...
Uncheck the checkbox before "protect my computer from unauthorized activity".
And it is running for me as expected !
hope it will also run for you.