Thank you Phillip. I've looked now where you suggested, but Eclipse's installed JRE looks right, and my experiment with pointing it to a different JRE has not fixed it.
Hmm... I hate to say this (and maybe I'm wrong) but I think you might be in for a painful round of de-installing and re-installing stuff. At the very least, you might try re-installing the base JDK you're using.
I don't know exactly how it works, but when a JDK is installed (on Windows at least) there seems to be some sort of "default jdk" setting, and Eclipse apparently honors it. I say this, because when I had my problem after the Oracle install, I noticed that running java from the command line was running a 1.3.1 JDK, and when I looked in the Eclipse prefs, the 1.3.1 from the s:\oracle\blah\blah directory was the one that was selected, instead of the Sun 1.4.2 I had been using.
Since it's complaining about not being able to find class Object, which is obviously part of the standard java runtime libs, I'd guess it's almost certainly some problem with your JDK setup getting horked in some manner. If you re-install your regular JDK, it might clear things up.
Good luck!
TTYL,
Phillip
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