My company provided me new laptop and happily I moved from my old
rusted desktop to new shining, powerful and portable laptop. Everything was
copied without problem and I started working. But is not it strange to see
everything working perfectly fine? I was stunned but happy as well.
I started using the installed application. Eclipse was working
fine until I tried building (Using ant) my application. Ant showed me a scary
popup displaying "Specified VM Not found..."
Simple solution, there is JDK/JRE problem with the system. Correct
the JRE and JDK of the project. I did, but it did not work. I googled and found
following 2 solutions.
You might even face this problem when you upgrade ant plug-in.
Solution 1
Remove the file which stores build information about the project
and restart the eclipse. You can find the respective file in
"${PROJECT_WORKSPACE}/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.debug.core/.launches/${PROJECT_NAME}
build.xml.launch"
Solution 2 (Location and Screen Shot may differ for
different Eclipse Version. Following screen shot and paths are valid for
Eclipse Version 3.7)
Go to RUN->External Tools ->External Tools
Configurations…
It will open console below. Select your build.xml(in my case
it is abc build.xml). Move to JRE tab.
Select the appropriate JRE.
Apply the changes and run the build xml. No need to restart
eclipse, and you will not face the problem again.
Bmmm, Solved. Saved time.
