Need help getting V1.0.1 to use 64-bit JVM

So I am seeing a huge number of resizing issues when running V1.0.1 in
the provided version of eclipse. The theory is that the problems are
with SWT running in 32-bin on my 64-bit version of Vista.

So, I downloaded Suns 6.10 JVM, but I can't get Jazz to use it.

I have tried editing the eclipse.ini located in the directory
containing eclipse.exe and changed the path to the JVM to the 64-bit
version.

But I noticed that the original path was to a jvm.dll but the sun JRE
had java.dll and java.exe. I tried both, but it failed.

Any idead?

Personally, I specify my VM using the "-vm" command-line option. On
Linux, I just put this in my launching script. On Windows, I put it in a
shortcut.

The -vm argument takes a path to the java executable as an argument. So
for example:
../eclipse -vm "$HOME/vms/jdk1.5.0_12/bin/java"

Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team


ScottChapman wrote:

So I am seeing a huge number of resizing issues when running V1.0.1 in
the provided version of eclipse. The theory is that the problems are
with SWT running in 32-bin on my 64-bit version of Vista.

So, I downloaded Suns 6.10 JVM, but I can't get Jazz to use it.

I have tried editing the eclipse.ini located in the directory
containing eclipse.exe and changed the path to the JVM to the 64-bit
version.

But I noticed that the original path was to a jvm.dll but the sun JRE
had java.dll and java.exe. I tried both, but it failed.

Any idead?

This is what my short cut has:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\TeamConcert\eclipse.exe" -vm
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -product
com.ibm.team.concert.product

That failed to launch.

jburnswrote:
Personally, I specify my VM using the "-vm" command-line
option. On
Linux, I just put this in my launching script. On Windows, I put it
in a
shortcut.

The -vm argument takes a path to the java executable as an argument.
So
for example:
../eclipse -vm "$HOME/vms/jdk1.5.0_12/bin/java"

Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team


ScottChapman wrote:
So I am seeing a huge number of resizing issues when running V1.0.1
in
the provided version of eclipse. The theory is that the problems
are
with SWT running in 32-bin on my 64-bit version of Vista.

So, I downloaded Suns 6.10 JVM, but I can't get Jazz to use it.

I have tried editing the eclipse.ini located in the directory
containing eclipse.exe and changed the path to the JVM to the
64-bit
version.

But I noticed that the original path was to a jvm.dll but the sun
JRE
had java.dll and java.exe. I tried both, but it failed.

Any idead?

Can you provide more details about how it failed? Was there any error
message, or can you include some of the details from and eclipse log?

-
Matt Lavin
Jazz Server Team


On Tue, 2008-12-09 at 14:48 +0000, ScottChapman wrote:

This is what my short cut has:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\TeamConcert\eclipse.exe" -vm
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -product
com.ibm.team.concert.product

That failed to launch.

jburnswrote:
Personally, I specify my VM using the "-vm" command-line
option. On
Linux, I just put this in my launching script. On Windows, I put it
in a
shortcut.

The -vm argument takes a path to the java executable as an argument.
So
for example:
../eclipse -vm "$HOME/vms/jdk1.5.0_12/bin/java"

Jared Burns
Jazz Process Team


ScottChapman wrote:
So I am seeing a huge number of resizing issues when running V1.0.1
in
the provided version of eclipse. The theory is that the problems
are
with SWT running in 32-bin on my 64-bit version of Vista.

So, I downloaded Suns 6.10 JVM, but I can't get Jazz to use it.

I have tried editing the eclipse.ini located in the directory
containing eclipse.exe and changed the path to the JVM to the
64-bit
version.

But I noticed that the original path was to a jvm.dll but the sun
JRE
had java.dll and java.exe. I tried both, but it failed.

Any idead?