The Macromedia Homesite installation did mess with some things I wish it wouldn't have, such as by adding "Set Program Access and Defaults" to the menu which rises above my Start button, in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users.WINNT\Start Menu. I note that one option in that "Set Program Access and Defaults" is "Choose a default virtual machine for Java". But it is set by default to "Use my current virtual machine for Java" and not to the alternative "Microsoft Virtual Machine". So maybe that is harmless.
Rich
Phillip Rhodes wrote:
My JDK 1.4.2 is still in place where it belongs. I can still javac and java from the command line in a DOS window.
Did the Macromedia Homesite install, by any chance, install it's own java runtime? If so, that might have something to do with what's going on. You might trying going into the Eclipse preferences, look under
Preferences -> Java -> Installed JRE's
and make sure your "real" JDK is selected.
I had a similar problem after installing Oracle on a machine with Eclipse, and it turned out to be the Oracle installed JRE that was
the problem, in some fashion.
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