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Created attachment 263239 [details] screenshot Hello, After updating java to 1.8.0_102 eclipse does not show compatible execution environments to JavaSE-1.8 (see attached screenshot). There is no a solution for me to change JRE library from Java Build Path on the properties of the project, since after a maven update the jre library still to be unbounded. Any help? Thanks,
Releted envirometns (JAVA_HOME,Path etc) have been set it properly
Please try to check if you see the same behavior with 4.6.0.
Just tested with the 4.6.0 SDK, everything works. How do you specify the JVM for Eclipse? Do you have multiple JRE installations? What is JAVA_HOME saying?
Hello, I tried to 4.6.0 but the behavor is the same. I have totally removed old JRE installations. JVM for eclipse has been defined on eclipse.ini as: -vm C:\Developer\tools\Java\jdk1.8.0_102\bin\javaw.exe JAVA_HOME: C:\Developer\tools\Java\jdk1.8.0_102
I think that somehow the problem is related with Bug 266651
(In reply to Yannis Kargakis from comment #5) > I think that somehow the problem is related with Bug 266651 SO it should not appear if you test with new workspace? So please, try to reproduce it with a clean Eclipse 4.6.0 install and a new workspace.
(In reply to Andrey Loskutov from comment #6) > (In reply to Yannis Kargakis from comment #5) > > I think that somehow the problem is related with Bug 266651 > > SO it should not appear if you test with new workspace? So please, try to > reproduce it with a clean Eclipse 4.6.0 install and a new workspace. Unfortunately nothing :( I have reinstalled java, used a clean Eclipse 4.6.0 with a new workspace
What was the previous version of Java being used ?
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