I'm using VNC4beta in WinXP. I've just tested with Eclipse 2.1.3 but I don't
have this server crash problem. I do have a little popup saying "Missing semicolon".
Have you tried to close other unnecessary programmes in the back ground and
see if one of them is in conflict with Eclipse and VNC? Have you taken a look at the
event log and see what happened to VNC before it crashes?
OTOH, Eclipse is using a lot of memory. Could it be that you're running out
of memory?
-----Original Message-----
From: Troy Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: jeudi 13 mai 2004 18:17
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Eclipse crash
Hello,
I'm having a similar problem that was described earlier on this mailing list
with Eclipse crashing the vncserver. However I'm still seeing crashes
with the beta4 release. I'm using beta4 server and viewer. I also tested
with a v3 client and experienced the same issue - although I'm not sure
which v3 version I was using.
Here is what I do to reproduce the problem:
1. Open a java file in Eclipse
2. Type I the following code: NOTE: I left the semi colon off on
purpose
public class BlowUp {
public void test(){
String val;
new Boolean(val)
}
}
3. At this point the new Boolean(val) line should be underlined in red.
4. Move the cursor to the end of the new Boolean(val) line
5. At this point my server crashes
I have tried this procedure using various TightVNC server/client combinations and
met with the same results. In the meantime if I turn off the showing of errors in java
text this problem goes away.
Any ideas on fixing this?
Thanks,
Troy
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