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

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Scott Chapman (321●65●47) | asked Dec 05 '08, 9:00 a.m.
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?

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Jared Burns (4.5k●2●9) | answered Dec 05 '08, 1:08 p.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
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?
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Scott Chapman (321●65●47) | answered Dec 05 '08, 1:30 p.m.
Is the path to the java.exe executable?
../eclipse -vm "$HOME/vms/jdk1.5.0_12/bin/java"
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Scott Chapman (321●65●47) | answered Dec 09 '08, 9:42 a.m.
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.

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?
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Matt Lavin (2.7k●2) | answered Dec 09 '08, 11:58 a.m.
FORUM MODERATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
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?

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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?
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Scott Chapman (321●65●47) | answered Dec 09 '08, 1:29 p.m.
A dialog that says JVM exit code=1

It lists a lot of parameters.

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?

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