Accidents Eclipse Juno / Kepler

Question

I have a problem with Eclipse. It crashes from time to time (4-5 times a day), without errors! (CPU usage is also normal), but I can’t do anything - click or write in Eclipse or close this application. It only helps to kill the "javaw" process in the process manager. After rebooting, my workspace is corrupted, and I have to configure some things again (user perspectives and install other versions of the JDK). This is very problematic.

Any ideas? Some of the information I found relates to older versions of eclipse.

I tried EE and the standard version, Kepler and Juno, on Windows, without any plugins.

Answer 1

I found a solution: the proper version of java is not installed. My Eclipse was a 64-bit version, but only 32-bit Java was installed, so I install the full package: jre7 32bit, jre7 64bit, jre6 32bit and jre6 64bit. Now everything is working correctly.

Answer 2

I will add the following line to eclipse.ini

-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=mozilla 

and this line is config.ini

org.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=mozilla

and my problem is resolved.

Answer 3

1) If different versions of Eclipse have the same problem, this is a configuration problem for your PC, not Eclipse. Have you tried to do the same on another PC?

2) For your PC, the problem may be an old version of Java, for example. Java 7 is less than update 12.

3) It is possible that the current user settings were corrupted, try logging in as another user.

4) Browse /workspace/.metadata/.log for analysis.

Answer 4

Even I ran into the same problem. In my case, I installed jdk6, 7 and 8 at the same time. My eclipse used jdk6, my Android studio used jdk8.

Solution: uninstall the whole version of jdk, jre and save only one jdk-jre. I saved jdk6 / jre6, this solved the problem