Ive been getting alot of weird problems with my eclipse Ide the last day or so and I would like to reinstall some or all components of it to try to correct the issue, I noticed last night that my background services in my android project stopped working when I would launch the project I was working on, yet It would then launch when I would open up another project so I began doing that instead as a work around, I then began getting issues where when I relaunched the emulator it would freeze at 27% every other time and I would have to restart the ide over and over again.
what I would like to do is reinstall the jdk, and if that doesnt work I would like to reinstall eclipse, however the dilemma Im having is Im not sure If I will lose all my work If I do this, what is the best thing to do?
Eclipse can get really frustrating and hard to fix but it is also very easy to install. You donT actually uninstall or install anything, Eclipse can be run without changing the registry.
I ll suggest, before you lose any more hair or your sanity:
archive your existing indigo and workspace
get a new copy of Eclipse (indigo again, why not)
re install Android environment
import your projects, clean, fix ..etc.
Apparently this is a rather common problem, not your particular %27 problem but the general Eclipse fix vs reinstall dilemma. IMHO, a clean start saves from a lot of trouble.
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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.
So I have been using IntelliJ with Gradle perfectly fine for the past few days. I tried to create a second Gradle project in the same workspace and since, IntelliJ crashes when i open it. The start screen appears, the project opens then a few seconds later it just closes. There is a crash report that appears, which is attached.
I tried deleting the new project and just opening the old one but it made no difference. It seems to be happening permanently now. I even tried reinstalling IntelliJ but it had the same problem the moment I created a second project.
Does anyone know how to fix this? Thanks.
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After having a look around and being very close to contacting support, I found a post (I cannot find where) that suggested these errors are to do with my JDK version. After following this tutorial, the problem was fixed. Hope this helps someone else with the same issues!
I'm fairly new to Eclipse and I'm using Kepler with EGit right now but I ran into a problem every time I compile my Java application. I've searched this forum to find a solution for my problem but I am still very confused as to what I can do to fix it. The application worked flawlessly yesterday morning and it works fine on my project partner's laptop but after syncing the project with 4 new commits from my project partner today, I keep getting a Source not found error every time I try to run the application. I get a button saying Edit Source Lookup Path and when I click on it and expand the folders, I get something that looks like this:
There are a bunch of .jar files above what you see and maTKProject is the name of my project.
If anyone could give some insight on how to fix this problem, I would greatly appreciate it!
When running the application in debug mode make sure that there aren't any breakpoints that shouldn't be there. Go to Window -> Show View -> Breakpoints and remove as necessary!
Couple of weeks ago I installed complete ADT bundle from here. this comes up with Android Developer Tool (Eclipse) Build: v22.3.0. Sometimes its shortcut keys do not work. If I close my eclipse and start it again, then it works fine, and if I use to keep work then after some times it again gives the same problem. Is that any bug or issue or did I do something wrong?
Any suggestion?
Its a bug. Happens on windows or sometimes on my ubuntu too. I can not even do a Ctrl + S to save the file. Restarts solves the problem. Its an eclipse bug.
I am currently developing an Android app with Eclipse Indigo (including Android plugin).
Everything was fine in the beginning. Then I made some changes and saw that the debugging perspective doesn't apply any of the changes. It always loads the same outdated version.
Restarting debug-perspective doesn't help.
Cleaning the project doesn't help.
Relocating the workspace or restarting Eclipse or the computer doesn't work either.
I once could load the whole new project by completly deleting everything (including Eclipse, Android plugin etc.) and reinstalling. But this is not an option for every time I wanna try out a new method.
Funny thing: if I write some text in the EditText-fields the text will still be there when I restart the debugging.
Any ideas how I can fix this problem to get the actual project?
Solution: Create a device with snapshot deactivated.
It was on auto-activate in my version of android sdk.