Hello,
when starting Eclipse with Java 9+, the Editor can't be opened, because the java.xml.bind module is deprecated and thus not added to the module path by default.
The JAXB APIs and dependencies should be packed with the plug-in (or how this is done with Eclipse plugins anyway).
Workaround:
With Java 9/10 you can add --add-modules=java.xml.bind to the eclipse.ini to activate the module and make the editor working again.
With Java 11+ the APIs are removed and thus can't be activated that way. You should be able to use --module-path path/to/jaxb-api-jars-incl-dependencies (maybe also the --add-modules parameter), but I did not get this to work, yet.
Hello, when starting Eclipse with Java 9+, the Editor can't be opened, because the
java.xml.bind
module is deprecated and thus not added to the module path by default.The JAXB APIs and dependencies should be packed with the plug-in (or how this is done with Eclipse plugins anyway).
Workaround: With Java 9/10 you can add
--add-modules=java.xml.bind
to the eclipse.ini to activate the module and make the editor working again. With Java 11+ the APIs are removed and thus can't be activated that way. You should be able to use--module-path path/to/jaxb-api-jars-incl-dependencies
(maybe also the--add-modules
parameter), but I did not get this to work, yet.