I just noticed this SO question titled Neon: how to run on jdk9? which may offer further useful information.

Of course, that was done with an early access release of Java 9, and I wouldn't automatically assume that Neon will still work with the latest release of Java 9. OpenShift server adapter is a great tool that allows developers to synchronize local changes in the Eclipse workspace with running pods in the OpenShift. I made a smallĬhange to the eclipse.ini file to make the new configuration run using Home Downloads Packages Release Eclipse IDE Neon 2 Eclipse Installer Eclipse Packages Please note that this is a developer build which might contain issues. I downloaded the Eclipse SDK 4.6 (Neon) M2 from the Eclipse Platformĭownloads and decompressed it into its own directory. The form of a tar.gz file that I decompressed into a local directory: I downloaded the early access version of Java 9 JDK from in Pocket Tanks was adapted from Welchs earlier Amiga game Scorched Tanks. Pocket Tanks features modified physics and additional weapons ranging from simple explosive shells to homing missiles. The game also allows players to move the tank. Here's a snippet from an article titled Eclipse Java™ 9 Support (BETA) for Neon from a brave soul who did it back in 2015!. The goal of Pocket Tanks is to use various weapons to attack the other players tank. Users who install Eclipse Oxygen 4.7.1a are able to launch with Java 9īut if you mean ' Is it possible to get Java 9 running under Neon?' then the answer is yes. R version and not milestone or integration builds. You need an Oxygen-based install of Eclipse – ensure you’re using the If you mean ' Is the use of Java 9 officially supported with Neon?' then the answer is no.

Why does my Eclipse says Neon 2