My eclipse continues to fall

I am using eclipse x86 and jdk x86 on Windows 7. Eclipse continues to crash, doing some work with it every time.

Screen Eclipse Information:

Eclipse IDE for Java Developers

Version: Juno Service Release 2 Build ID: 20130225-0426

Here is a screenshot of the text that it displays on failure

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How can I solve the problem?

UPDATE: I installed everything again, jre, jdk and eclipse. all 64-bit versions.

java info using System.getProperties ();


java.runtime.name -> Java (TM) SE runtime

sun.boot.library.path -> D: \ java \ jre \ bin

java.vm.version β†’ 23.25-b01

java.vm.vendor β†’ Oracle Corporation

java.vendor.url β†’ http://java.oracle.com/

path.separator β†’;

java.vm.name β†’ Java HotSpot (TM) 64-bit server VM

file.encoding.pkg β†’ sun.io

user.country β†’ US

user.script β†’

sun.java.launcher β†’ SUN_STANDARD

sun.os.patch.level β†’ Service Pack 1

java.vm.specification.name -> Java Virtual Machine Specification

user.dir -> D: \ javathehutt \ loop

java.runtime.version β†’ 1.7.0_25-b17

java.awt.graphicsenv β†’ sun.awt.Win32GraphicsEnvironment

java.endorsed.dirs β†’ D: \ java \ jre \ lib \ endorsed

os.arch β†’ amd64

java.io.tmpdir β†’ D: \ TMP \

line.separator β†’

java.vm.specification.vendor β†’ Oracle Corporation

user.variant β†’

os.name β†’ Windows 7

sun.jnu.encoding β†’ Cp1252

java.library.path β†’ D: \ java \ jre \ bin; C: \ Windows \ Sun \ Java \ bin; C: \ Windows \ system32; C: \ Windows; C: \ Program Files (x86) \ NVIDIA Corporation \ PhysX \ Common;% CommonProgramFiles% \ Microsoft Shared \ Windows Live; C: \ Windows \ system32; C: \ Windows; C: \ Windows \ System32 \ Wbem; C: \ Windows \ System32 \ WindowsPowerShell \ v1. 0 \; C: \ Program Files (x86) \ ATI Technologies \ ATI.ACE \ Core-Static; C: \ Python27; C: \ Program Files (x86) \ MKVtoolnix; D: \ Java \ jdk1.7.0_10 \ bin C: \ phantomjs-1.8.1-windows; C: \ Python27 \ Scripts; D: \ pythonary \ DIRECT_ACCESS; D: \ gtk \ bin; C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Bitvise SSH Client; D: \ java \ jre \ bin; D: \ java \ jdk \ bin; C: \ Ruby193 \ bin; C: \ Program Files \ Common Files \ Microsoft Shared \ Windows Live;

java.specification.name β†’ Java Platform API Specification

java.class.version β†’ 51.0

sun.management.compiler β†’ 64-bit HotSpot multi-user compilers

os.version β†’ 6.1

user.home -> C: \ Users \ aritra

user.timezone β†’

java.awt.printerjob β†’ sun.awt.windows.WPrinterJob

file.encoding β†’ Cp1252

java.specification.version β†’ 1.7

java.class.path β†’ D: \ javathehutt \ loop \ bin

user.name β†’ aritra

java.vm.specification.version β†’ 1.7

sun.java.command β†’ loop

java.home β†’ D: \ java \ jre

sun.arch.data.model β†’ 64

user.language β†’ ru

java.specification.vendor β†’ Oracle Corporation

awt.toolkit β†’ sun.awt.windows.WToolkit

java.vm.info β†’ mixed mode

java.version β†’ 1.7.0_25

java.ext.dirs β†’ D: \ java \ jre \ lib \ ext; C: \ Windows \ Sun \ Java \ lib \ ext

sun.boot.class.path β†’ D: \ java \ jre \ lib \ resources.jar; D: \ java \ jre \ lib \ rt.jar; D: \ java \ jre \ lib \ sunrsasign.jar; D: \ Java \ JRE \ Lib \ jsse.jar; D: \ Java \ JRE \ Lib \ jce.jar; D: \ Java \ JRE \ Lib \ charsets.jar; D: \ Java \ JRE \ Lib \ JFR.jar; D: \ Java \ JRE \ classes

java.vendor β†’ Oracle Corporation

file.separator β†’ \

java.vendor.url.bug β†’ http://bugreport.sun.com/bugreport/

sun.io.unicode.encoding β†’ UnicodeLittle

sun.cpu.endian β†’ small

sun.desktop β†’ windows

sun.cpu.isalist β†’ amd64


Eclipse Information: Eclipse Standard / SDK

Version: Kepler Release Build ID: 20130614-0229

It is still falling at the same frequency. And I don’t have to do anything to collapse. even if I just start an eclipse and minimize it and save it that way, it falls after a while. What should I do? It is completely impossible to work with this. screenie2

As an additional question, I need eclipse to work in Android. Any other IDEs with which I can replace eclipse?

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You mentioned that you installed the 64-bit JDK, but it seems you did not clear the previous Java path. Take a look at some of your paths: D:\java\jre\bin;C:\Windows\Sun\Java\bin;D:\java\jre\bin;D:\java\jdk\bin; This is so confusing. Clear the useless path and install your last Java path. Alternatively, you can use Android Studio or IntelliJ for Eclipse replacement.

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You start eclipse using javaw.exe from windows \ system32. I think this is a bad idea.

Open eclipse.ini and specify the VM from the JDK that you want to use, probably in your case.

 -vm D:/Java/jdk1.7.0_10/bin/javaw.exe 

Installing Windows for Java is IMHO, a bit of a mess. I would try sticking to the JDK that you installed yourself in a known directory.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/951844/


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