I am using Indigo Eclipse and want to run 2 java programs . Would it be better if I use my older eclipse to run it it terms of performance or just run the 2 programs in 1 eclipse ? Or maybe use 2 JREs to run the 2 programs in 1 eclipse ?
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I am using Indigo Eclipse and want to run 2 java programs . Would it be better if I use my older eclipse to run it it terms of performance or just run the 2 programs in 1 eclipse ? Or maybe use 2 JREs to run the 2 programs in 1 eclipse ?
If you don’t have to, then don’t run it from within either eclipse. Use the command line to start java and use the -cp argument to set the classpath to include any libraries you need.
If you must run it from eclipse, there is no reason to have two heavy instances of eclipse running just so you can launch a program. Start them both from the same instance of eclipse.