Thanks! That was simple and fixed the problem right up. Jaakko Kangasharju wrote: > By default, Ubuntu uses gcj as the Java implementation. It works > otherwise with Eclipse, but it doesn't seem to work with EclipseME (I > had the same problem as you did). So using EclipseME requires you to > use Sun's Java. > > You can change the Java that Eclipse uses by creating a > ~/.eclipse/eclipserc file that sets the JAVA_HOME to point to the > correct directory. For instance, my file contains > > JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun > VMARGS="-Xmx256M" > > The JAVA_HOME directory here is where the sun-java5-jdk package gets > installed. As you see, you can also give arguments to the virtual > machine, and there are probably a load of other things you can set as > well. >
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