Here are some installation tutorial (generally for 64-bit version, but can also be usefull for the 32-bit edition) You can set it using an application called JavaPreferences, sitting in the /Applications/Utilities. Second, make sure 32 bit Java is your default.

Regarding your configuration, zvikico adds in the comments:ĪFAIK, the Core Duo is a 32 bit processor, not capable of running 64 bit at all.įirst, you need the 32 bit version. May require installing Java 1.5 since SL actually only ships with Java 1.6 The snowleopard.wikidot mentions Eclipse 3.5 being compatible, although: The p2 zip is available from the same download page as the other Eclipse media.Did you install a 64-bit version of Eclipse like in this thread?

Then you add the RTC Eclipse p2 repository zip as an install location for your Mars 2 Eclipse and install using Eclipse itself. See here for a link to the Mars 2 version of Eclipse. Go for just the vanilla version of Eclipse with e.g. Oxygen is 4.7 and Photon is 4.8, and the latest supported for 6.0.2 is 4.5.2 so unfortunately these versions are not supported until a more recent RTC version. You install from a supported version of the Eclipse client. Set the nfig file from the unzipped RTC Eclipse client media as a repository to IBM Installation Manager and install. Use IBM Installation Manager and download the Client for Eclipse 3.6.x IDE or Client for Eclipse 4.2.x IDE (see further up the page under IBM Installation Manager Repositories). However, I am not sure all the necessary content is in the MacBook media for 6.0.2. The RTC-Client-Mac-6.0.2.zip is supposed to be just unzipped and ready to use AFAIK. I think you may be using the wrong steps.

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