Good, I have a little problem ... I recently did a format to my PC and when I started to install my programs again, I had an error with the Eclipse. I downloaded and installed the JDK and the JRE in its most up-to-date versions, but when I run the Eclipse installer, it redirects me to the Eclipse page and it shows me a message on the screen that says "Java for Windows is missing" ...
Does anyone know what I can do? Thanks.
Check that your environment variable JAVA_HOME is correctly pointing to the JDK. If so, download the package without installer and check that it is also good in the file eclipse.ini (variable -vm "C:/ruta-a-jdk/bin" ). If you need help with that, give me a comment.
You have to download the jdk (java development kit) depending on your architecture. It can be 32 or 64 bits. Download JDK
Then download the eclipse depending on your architecture. It can be 32 or 64 bits. Donwload Eclipse
Open a command window and type the command:
java -version
If it goes well, you have java OK, but NO (try to reinstall java in the windows, and restart).