Sure, that is another solution.. Because it is just the default jre, runtime stuff.
If you need another one, or another JDK/SDK, you can choose it for your project from within eclipse.
And the eclipse homepage says it is only tested and recommended with Java 5.0 - but it "could" works also work with Java 6 or Java 7 (IcedTea)
Sure, that is another solution..
Because it is just the default jre, runtime stuff.
If you need another one, or another JDK/SDK, you can choose it for your project from within eclipse.
And the eclipse homepage says it is only tested and recommended with Java 5.0 - but it "could" works also work with Java 6 or Java 7 (IcedTea)