RTC 4.0.4 P2 Repository support for RAD9.0
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RTC started to have an Eclipse 4.2 client in version 4.0.3.
I recommend that you download the Client for Eclipse IDE 4.2 from the RTC 4.0.4 download list, and that you install it using IBM Installation Manager, selecting the same package group where you have already installed RAD v9.
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It might be wise to troubleshoot the crash.
You could post the files:
<RAD_Install_Dir>\javacore...txt
(where eclipse.exe is)
and
workspace.metadata.log
Hi,
An issue with similar symptom has been reported to support and is under investigation. To confirm it is indeed the same issue, could you please upload:
<RAD_Install_Dir>\javacore...txt
(where eclipse.exe is) . These files are created when the product crashes.
and
workspace.metadata.log (This refers to the workspace location you used when the product crashed).
Thank you and regards, Lara
Hi Lara,
Hello Martin,
Thank you for opening the WorkItem. The JavaCore shows that the crash is a Global Protection Fault in the module:
..\SDP\jdk\jre\bin\default\j9bcv26.dll
which belongs to the IBM JVM, version 1.7 SR4 FP1:
1CIJAVAVERSION JRE 1.7.0 Windows 7 x86-32 build 20130306_140761 (pwi3270sr4fp1-20130325_01(SR4 FP1) )
These details correspond to an existing PMR, that has been sent for investigation to our JVM developers.
To complete the investigation, in the currently open PMR we requested a System Core (which is always needed to troubleshoot a crash in a native dll).
It could be that we do not need a new System Core from you, as probably the root cause will be the same defect in both circumstances.
If you need a fix for this before a next release, I recommend that you open a support case and reference this thread and the WI you opened, as we cannot deliver fixes via the forum.
Thank you and regards, Lara
Hi Martin,
I met the same issue.
It's fixed using the workaround provided in https://jazz.net/library/article/1337
The crash is not happened after I removed line:
-Xshareclasses:name=IBMSDP_%u
from eclipse.ini
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