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We have created a Java project that will patch classes in the JRE Module java.security.jgss using the JEP 261: Module System option --patch-module= We have configured the project to do so using "Java Build Path / Module Dependencies / Patch with...". We see the resulting config via Show JPMS Options..., and in the .classpath file. However, equivalent runtime --patch-module= config is NOT automagically added to the project .launch file. As a workaround we have manually added the command line config suggested by Show JPMS Options.. to a .launch VM Argument e.g. --patch-module java.security.jgss=/Users/christopherlamb/Projects/JGSSDebug2/bin This is with the following Eclipse and Java Versions: Version: 2021-03 (4.19.0) Build id: 20210312-0638 AzulOpenJDK Java 11.0.11 See also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68501382/how-to-make-eclipse-run-patched-jre-modules-on-jdk9-with-the-patch-module-java
If you can attach a sample project it will be much faster to analyze and understand the problem.
See two sample projects here https://github.com/FlyingSheepOnSailfish/JGSSDebug JGSSDebug is the project containing the classes that patch / over-ride classes in the JRE Module java.security.jgss JGSSDebug-Test is a project calling / depending on JGSSDebug. I launch from the main of this project.
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