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Riyad KallaMemberMichael,
I think this is something simple. It looks like in addition to doing anew install of MyEclipse it’s possible you also reinstalled Java or did something with your JDK install to cause the location of the EXE your launch configs were using to move… so now when they run, they are configured wrong.A few things to check:
1. Window > Prefs > Java > Installed JREs. Make sure the JREs listed there are all valid.
2. Under your run configuraitons (Run > Open Run Dialog) make sure the settings under JRE for example are right. Specifically for your JUnit test cases you are trying to run.
3. For the Ant tasks that fail, be sure to go to Run > External Tools > Open External Tools Dialog, and check there too. Make sure all the paths are right.
Riyad KallaMemberedmwagner,
It looks like your install might have gotten corrupted. Try and startup MyEclipse/Eclipse if you can at all, and go to Help > Software Updates > Manage Configuraiton, look for plugin configuration errors and report them ehre if you see any.Additionally, you can erase your log file, and restart MyEclipse and post all the entries that get logged on startup here. it’s a good way to trim it back and just allow us to focus on what’s wrong.
mmogleyMemberRiyad,
Unforunately, ths problem appears to be something more subtle. The settings I’ve checked and they are all correct. In fact, as I mentioned in the original post, the error only seems to occur for certain projects. I am able to run tests in other projects.
I’ve also checked the settings in the Run… dialog for the problem project, and the same JDK is being specified as for the projects that work (in fact, I only have one JDK configured in Eclipse).
What else can I try? Would it be helpful to send the .myeclipse project configuration file?
Michael
@support-rkalla wrote:
Michael,
I think this is something simple. It looks like in addition to doing anew install of MyEclipse it’s possible you also reinstalled Java or did something with your JDK install to cause the location of the EXE your launch configs were using to move… so now when they run, they are configured wrong.A few things to check:
1. Window > Prefs > Java > Installed JREs. Make sure the JREs listed there are all valid.
2. Under your run configuraitons (Run > Open Run Dialog) make sure the settings under JRE for example are right. Specifically for your JUnit test cases you are trying to run.
3. For the Ant tasks that fail, be sure to go to Run > External Tools > Open External Tools Dialog, and check there too. Make sure all the paths are right.
Riyad KallaMemberThis message has not been recovered.
giorgiobMemberI seem to have the same crazy problem, both with Eclipse 3.4 and with Eclipse 3.3.
I have two projects on which I have been working on Linux with Eclipse 3.3 for
one year now. I have just moved to WindowXP on a friend’s computer and they
both won’t start with a similar error:Exception occurred executing command line.
Cannot run program “C:\jdk1.6.0_07\bin\javaw.exe” (in directory “C:\giorgio\workspace\lic-gen”): CreateProcess error=87, The parameter is incorrectI have checked the settings of the Java virtual machine and of the run
configuration: everything seems to be OK.
Interestingly, I have another project in the same workspace,
which starts without any problems.
Also, running the project from Eclipse but with Ant works. Maybe
the command line generated by Eclipse is too long for Windows, but
not for Linux?Thank you in advance for any useful information
Giorgio@mmogley wrote:
Riyad,
Unforunately, ths problem appears to be something more subtle. The settings I’ve checked and they are all correct. In fact, as I mentioned in the original post, the error only seems to occur for certain projects. I am able to run tests in other projects.
I’ve also checked the settings in the Run… dialog for the problem project, and the same JDK is being specified as for the projects that work (in fact, I only have one JDK configured in Eclipse).
What else can I try? Would it be helpful to send the .myeclipse project configuration file?
Michael
Loyal WaterMemberGiorgio,
Are you working with plain Eclipse or MyEclipse?
RahulKhireMemberHi Giorgio/Michael
I am also having the same problem as you mentioned with my Eclipse.Exception occurred executing command line.
Cannot run program “C:\Java\jdk1.6.0_07\bin\javaw.exe” (in directory “C:\Rahul\Project”): CreateProcess error=87, The parameter is incorrectDid you all get any solution for this one?
Thanks
Rahul
Loyal WaterMemberRahul,
Are you using any plugins with MyEclipse.? You get this error when you start the IDE? -
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