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[Quaker]

Hi all,

I've installed karmic beta version and a strange thing happened i'm a developer and i've copied my galileo version of eclipse into the new karmic but when i try to create a new project the wizard just gets stuck...

So i've tried to download the eclipse from the repositories the same thing happened i can't create new projects... no errors no nothing?? can anyone help me?

i've used a password to encrypt my home folder.... a new feature from ubuntu

thanks in advanced

[cherva]

You can try to:

1) Try to only save a file to test if there is a bug and eclipse can't write to the file system.
2) Run eclipse from terminal and search for errors there when you create a new project.

[Quaker]

It's possible to create a file i just can't create projects this instalation was running fine in the previous instalation (jaunty)


when i run from the console, with sudo, the result is the same...

[watchamcb]

Hi,

I am having a similar problem but I it seems to be an issue with Eclipse/Java not registering mouse events on certain buttons. If you use the shortcut key for the button (Alt+underlined letter - Alt+n for example) then the wizard continues.

The Eclipse installed through apt-get does not appear to have this problem (I also reinstalled sun-java6) but this version does not refresh certain screens (like the software updates) so you can't install the latest plugins. This also seems to be a problem with various other Java apps.

Hope that helps.
Craig

[sloggerkhan]

maybe it needs a different jre than what's installed default?

[Quaker]

I've installed sun jre! Well i don't if the problem is in eclipse. Because, like i said, the same eclipse was working on jaunty... all i've done was a copy from jaunty to karmic and i've tried to run other version like cdt and the problem remains. But the same copy on jaunty works. I went further i've dowloaded the windows version and run it on windows and it worked. The only thinhg that is diferent is that jre is an inferior version on windows.

[patrick.c]

Have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/442078

The suggested "fix" with the environment variable works for me.

export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true

Hope it helps

[GilbertEvanG]

Have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/442078

The suggested "fix" with the environment variable works for me.

export GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true

Hope it helps


Thank you! That solved all of my weird UI problems I have having.
Hopefully this is only a temporary solution.