ADT Bundle for Windows 7 64-bit missing JRE folder and does not start - I tried

Question

So, I downloaded the 64-bit version of the ADT package from developer.android.com and what not, but when I run eclipse (from this package it’s not an attempt to add the plug-in to the existing IDE, it’s just a package), it says me that I lost javaw.exe in the path for adt ... \ eclipse \ jre \ bin \ javaw.exe

I found my personal java installation on my computer and copied the files, but now it says that it does not work when starting the DLL file.

Does anyone have any tips? maybe which version of the JRE uses this package?

Answer 1

Ok, now I feel bad when I ask when the problem was so trivial, so let me explain: D

I am running a 64-bit system, for some reason Java read my browser as 32-bit (I did not know that at that time there was only one version of chrome - 32bit), so I got a 32-bit version of jre, so when I copied the files in the x64 adt folder failed, and why.

so all i did was download the x64 jre from a third-party site (cnet) and then performed my copy process.

Works like a charm: D

If anyone has this problem, I hope this post finds you (or you, this) and that helps. To the community, I'm sorry I asked the question and finally solved it with my last attempt at my own xD troubleshooting.

[Problem fix summary] -Download the JRE for your right OS version - copy the contents of the JRE and add them to your Eclipse folder.

remember that your jre folder may be named "Jre7u" or something else you want to do is open this folder, select everything inside, go to the ADT folder, go to the eclipse folder, create your own folder named "jre "and then paste everything inside this folder.

should work like a charm: D

-ZenOokami

Answer 2

you can also add -vm to ini once you have installed the correct version of the JRE. Also failed to get it to work with program files (x86)

So add this to the top of the ini file

-vm C: \ Program Files \ Java \ jre7 \ bin