A common debugging technique is to start using java.exe rather than eclipse.exe. This way any low level failure during startup will be printed directly on your command prompt console. >From a command prompt, go to the eclipse install directory and run:
java -jar startup.jar
This should give a clue about what is happening. If it looks like a failure in the startup sequence, enter a bug against platform runtime with the details.
John
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I just starting seeing some crashes at startup:
I don't get past the splash screen.
Any suggestions for debugging this? Thx.
Arthur Ryman,
IBM Software Group, Rational Division
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