Table of contents

1. Initial setting of Eclipse

For Ubuntu

Eclipse.ini settings

In this section we discuss how to manage the heap memory according to the environmental conditions, when saving logs. Please find the Eclipse.ini file placed in Eclipse installed folder. Open it in editor and add the -vm option explicitly, as shown below.
Edited example: 

-vmargs
-Xms128m
-Xmx1024m
-Xms and -Xmx is used to specify the minimum and maximum amount of megabytes that can be used for heap memory. In this way, memory can be used effectively from Eclipse startup.

Starting Eclipse on Ubuntu9.10 or later

When you start Eclipse 3.4SR2 on Ubuntu9.10 or later, You need to execute by a script.
Please move to the directory which installed eclipse and execute the following commands. 

$ ./eclipse.sh

After installing a new plugin, start the Eclipse using following command. 

$ ./eclipse.sh -clean
Please set up GrxUI after starting.

For Windows

Eclipse.ini settings

Please find the Eclipse.ini file placed in Eclipse installed folder.


Open it in editor and add the -vm option explicitly, as shown below. -Xms and -Xmx is used to specify the minimum and maximum amount of megabytes that can be used for heap memory. In this way, memory can be used effectively from Eclipse startup.

Edited example: 
-vmargs
-Xms128m
-Xmx1024m

Starting Eclipse

After installing a new plugin, start the Eclipse using following command. 

$ eclipse -clean
Or please create shortcut and specify "-clean" option there.
he procedure in the case of using shortcut is as follows.
  • Please right-click eclipse.exe and choose "create shortcut".
  • Please right-click the created shortcut and choose "property".
  • Please add "-clean" to the end of a "link".
  • Please double-click shortcut.


2. Starting GrxUI

Start Eclipse and select "Window"-"preferences" from menu, preferences dialog opens. Click "GRXUI" in the tree on the left-hand side of a dialog, and set up the displayed contents.


Although the server directory is set up by the default, please check whether it is correct.
When you correct a setup after GrxUI starting, please be sure to reboot GrxUI.
Moreover, since it is saved for every work space, when work space is changed, please set up this setup again.

Next, GrxUI is started.
Please select "Window"-"Open Perspective"-"Other" from menubar.
Select "GrxUI" perspective and it will be launched.