I had a similar problem, eclipse was set up correctly though the graphical demos crashed the JVM.
First I thought it was a HotSpot issue, but running it in interpreted-only mode (JVM option -Xint) gave the same problems.
Looking at the logs it looked like this was a native code issue, so the ode4j code is probably not to blame. I confirmed this by just running a lwjgl and jogl project. Searching for the specific JVM problems I found a number of posts that had the same issue with OpenGL code under Linux.
This was mostly due to some problems with the ATI driver. For some people the problem went away after installing new ATI drivers. As it is my work PC I am not going to mess around with the drivers so unfortunately I can't tell if it will help.
System:
OpenSuse 10.3 - 64 bit
ATI card (early HD version, probably hd3450)
Think I used the fglrx driver
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Thanks for the feedback. I just checked again with the latest official drivers (9.9) and the latest available drivers (9.11), I also tried the latest lwjgl (2.2.1), Java is SUN 1.6.0_17, 64bit.
But the crash still occurs.
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This appears to be a problem with Linux/ATI/X11 only.
It works fine on WIndows XP (same machine),
Priority lowered
I had a similar problem, eclipse was set up correctly though the graphical demos crashed the JVM.
First I thought it was a HotSpot issue, but running it in interpreted-only mode (JVM option -Xint) gave the same problems.
Looking at the logs it looked like this was a native code issue, so the ode4j code is probably not to blame. I confirmed this by just running a lwjgl and jogl project. Searching for the specific JVM problems I found a number of posts that had the same issue with OpenGL code under Linux.
This was mostly due to some problems with the ATI driver. For some people the problem went away after installing new ATI drivers. As it is my work PC I am not going to mess around with the drivers so unfortunately I can't tell if it will help.
System:
OpenSuse 10.3 - 64 bit
ATI card (early HD version, probably hd3450)
Think I used the fglrx driver
Thanks for the feedback. I just checked again with the latest official drivers (9.9) and the latest available drivers (9.11), I also tried the latest lwjgl (2.2.1), Java is SUN 1.6.0_17, 64bit.
But the crash still occurs.