At work I've been using the IBM JDK as a workaround, Eclipse seems to work perfectly with that. You can then even speedup Eclipse startup a bit by using class data sharing (-Xshareclasses) option, which is similar to the -Xshare option in Sun JRE, but vastly better :)
At work I've been using the IBM JDK as a workaround, Eclipse seems to work perfectly with that. You can then even speedup Eclipse startup a bit by using class data sharing (-Xshareclasses) option, which is similar to the -Xshare option in Sun JRE, but vastly better :)
http:// www-128. ibm.com/ developerworks/ java/jdk/ linux/download. html www.ibm. com/developerwo rks/java/ jdk/linux/ 6/sdkandruntime guide.lnx. html#classdatas haring
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