![]() Some Googling did reveal that the cause for the random files was that those files contained a Javadoc clause referring to a custom exception class (not a JDK exception class). So it was definitely something to do with Eclipse-CS or Checkstyle. The only reference to checkstyle was the problem type of 'Checkstyle problem'.īy uninstalling all the checkstyle setup, I got everything to compile. The problem marker referred to the whole file with a lovely Eclipse red cross. When I then imported our source code I got an UnsupportedClassVersionError referencing a number of seemingly random files. I installed all the Eclipse plugins I needed including Eclipse-CS for Checkstyle. ![]() ![]() To fix this strange error (which I'd not seen before) I changed the eclipse.ini OSGI -Dosgi.requiredJavaVersion=1.5 line to 1.6. When I tried starting Eclipse, it failed immediately, displaying its command line arguments. The PC in question is 64 bit, which was key to the problems.Īfter the fresh install of Windows 7, I reinstalled JDK 1.5, then JDK 1.6. As such, I ended up reinstalling Windows 7 from scratch and recreating my entire work environment. As part of this, I was joining a Windows Domain. My main goal was the upgrade of my OpenGamma work Windows 7 PC from a hard disk to an SSD. Since I didn't find any good Google hits, I thought I'd recount the problem and fix for others to follow. I've just spent 2 days reinstalling my machine, with the worst part being the following problem.
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