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How to launch Eclipse in Solaris 10
Hi people,
i just installed Eclipse on my Solaris terminal and i can't seem to run it. Currently i am using the SSH Client software to go to my Unix console.I tried to run the command "eclipse -vm <path of java hre>" as directed however i still can't run the application. My Command prompt is giving me a command not found as it treats eclipse as a command and not the program to execute. I have installed Cygwin for my X Windows Server. Could anyone kindly help me out here ? regards wilson |
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The Eclipse binary is sitting in a sub directory within my home.
as for PATH variable.Which particular entry are you looking out for. Sorry that i can't provide the values of my PATH entries as it will be against my client's security policy. If you are looking out for the JRE Path, then i am using a JE found within one of path settings for Application Monitoring by Computer Associates |
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thanks for the reply.But isn't running a GUI application like Eclipse similar to running a AWT/Swing application from the SSH Client with the help of a X11 Server like Cygwin ? Please correct me if i am wrong here. |
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