“Note: An exception occurred while getting the Javadoc. See log for details”
I think that many people are having same problem as me and annoyed with the above message when using Eclipse to do their Java Project and depend on Javadoc to assist their programming tasks.
- Start Eclipse (of course it’s the first step :D).
- Go to Windows > Preferences
- Click Installed JREs
- Click Add
- Select Standard VM and then Click Next.
- Click Directory and choose your Sun JDK Folder.
- Click Finish
- Tick your Sun JDK Folder from the list.
- Click OK
- Restart Eclipse.
Problem solved!
P/S: Also work in Windows, Linux, OSX version of Eclipse.
16 comments:
Thanks!! Precise solution and easily described.
Thank You :)
Spot on. Thanks for that!
Thanks so much! :D
Thanks a lot
It was very helpful
very helpful... thank u dude..
Good Work, Thanks for help!!!!!!
Thanks for the help. Your advice is solving this problem in the year 2012 also.
Confirmed working on x86_64 Sabayon 8. JDK is located by default in /opt/sun-jdk-xxxxx
Thanks for help...
Ashok Parmar
Thanks for the straightforward solution..
Thank you! Best short, to the point answer I found on the web. Works like a charm now. :p
Thanks so much!
Best described on how to solve the issue. Thanks :)
Thank you so much
Kibi
Thanks for the solution!! :)
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