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*This page details issues surrounding running EclipseLink in an Eclipse IDE environment on 64 bit OS platforms like Vista 64 or Linux 64. | *This page details issues surrounding running EclipseLink in an Eclipse IDE environment on 64 bit OS platforms like Vista 64 or Linux 64. | ||
==Windows Vista 64 Bit Developement== | ==Windows Vista 64 Bit Developement== | ||
| + | *<font color="red">This page in progress as of 11 Aug 2009</font> | ||
| + | *Get a 64 bit capable CPU (A Pentium IV 630 will do but we will be testing on an Intel Corei7 920) | ||
| + | *Get a lot of memory (rembember in a 64 bit OS - memory will be used twice as fast - so 8GB behaves like 4GB - I therefore recommend | ||
| + | **3GB if you are running a database on another machine | ||
| + | **6GB if you run a database like Oracle 11 on the same development machine | ||
| + | **8GB if you run both the Application Server and database on the same development machine | ||
*Get SUN 1.6.0 64 Bit JVM | *Get SUN 1.6.0 64 Bit JVM | ||
| + | **I have the links at home | ||
*Get Eclipse 3.5 64 Bit edition | *Get Eclipse 3.5 64 Bit edition | ||
*Get TortoiseSVN 64 Bit edition | *Get TortoiseSVN 64 Bit edition | ||
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Revision as of 15:18, 12 August 2009
EclipseLink 64 Bit Development
- This page details issues surrounding running EclipseLink in an Eclipse IDE environment on 64 bit OS platforms like Vista 64 or Linux 64.
Windows Vista 64 Bit Developement
- This page in progress as of 11 Aug 2009
- Get a 64 bit capable CPU (A Pentium IV 630 will do but we will be testing on an Intel Corei7 920)
- Get a lot of memory (rembember in a 64 bit OS - memory will be used twice as fast - so 8GB behaves like 4GB - I therefore recommend
- 3GB if you are running a database on another machine
- 6GB if you run a database like Oracle 11 on the same development machine
- 8GB if you run both the Application Server and database on the same development machine
- Get SUN 1.6.0 64 Bit JVM
- I have the links at home
- Get Eclipse 3.5 64 Bit edition
- Get TortoiseSVN 64 Bit edition