When I use the 32-bit JVM FP1 or 2, some bug comes.
https : bugs.eclipse.org / bug s / show_bug.cgi?id = 349387
http : bugs . sun . com / bugdatabase / view_bug.do?bug_id = 7056092
I don’t know what to do on this, please help me.
Hi Jeremy,
To goof-up this bug you simply need to follow this steps: opening of the a dialog box having only closed button in the title bar. Then open run dialog box task properties dialog box and not only this but you can choose to open any other. Launch run dialog box. Open the task manager by right clicking on task bar then get start task bar manager option selected. The shortcut to opening this is by holding ctrl+shift+esc.
On the application's tab right click on run the dialog box and select maximize option. There should be only one bug seen and no other at this point.
Hello Jeremy,
The Java Virtual Machine that you are using on your windows 7 may be corrupt, or is missing some important components. Usually some Java Virtual machine need a program called JDK, Java Tools Development Kit installed for them to work well and therefore you may be missing that component.
You may search the JDK online, download and then install it and see if the problem will be solved. The .NET framework may be missing on your computer too, and therefore I will suggest that you download it and install it to see if the bug you are experiencing will be fixed.
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Regards
Lee Hung
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