Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2012 14:06:16 +0200 From: kron <kron24@gmail.com> To: freebsd-eclipse@freebsd.org Subject: Re: failed upgrading eclipse-3.7.1_2 (and/or openjdk6) Message-ID: <50546F38.2060107@gmail.com> In-Reply-To: <5051F21F.6010202@gmail.com> References: <5051F21F.6010202@gmail.com>
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On 2012/09/13 16:47, freethread wrote:
> After upgrading openjdk6-b25_2 and eclipse-3.7.1_2 from previous
> versions, eclipse no more start. The log files attached are:
> 1347541596351.log --> The first log after update
> 1347545372393.log --> All logs after the first (this is the last one)
>
> I'm not a java developers, I don't know how to solve this or if this is
> related to something during jdk/eclipse installation.
>
> The directory
> $HOME/.swt/lib/FreeBSD/x86_64
> is empty, I don't know if there was something in there before. The
> libraries libswt-gtk-3738.so and libswt-gtk.so are not present in any
> directories on the disk.
>
> I upgraded both jdk and eclipse while in KDE in console with portmaster,
> I don't have installation log files but despite the jdk installation was
> succesful I saw some errors and 'file not found' here and there while
> compiling but thought it was nothing to worry to.
>
> In the previous version I installed the CDT pluging from within eclipse
> download manager.
>
> I can continue my work (C++ with eclipse CDT) in an editor and compile
> the project by hand for a couple of days, if there is something you like
> I test with this broken installation. After that I will reinstall jdk
> and eclipse (and CDT) if I don't hear you.
>
> In the past eclipse versions there was a file in the eclipse port three
> directory that stated to run a command for each users that use it, no
> more exists (pkg-message?). Is still needed that command? if yes, can
> you tell me what it was (I don't remember, something like 'eclipse
> update $username').
Two hints:
1. The port of Eclipse 3.7.1 had an issue with permissions
on some directories/files which broke plugins. Not sure if
it still persists - check /usr/local/lib/eclipse/plugins
and below. Something like
d=/usr/local/lib/eclipse/plugins
find $d -type d -exec chmod 755 {} +
find $d -type f -exec chmod 644 {} +
could help...
2. Few days ago I posted to few lists (I think to ports
and then to questions) that the last upgrade of www/libxul
broke some programs - chmsee and gecko-mediaplayer in my
case but eclipse may be affected, too. If you have libxul
10 then try to go back to 1.9 (see /usr/ports/UPDATING of
20120910) and rebuild eclipse.
HTH
Oli
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