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[Henri Gomez]

> I can't think why that might be either. The jdk extension seems to be just the OS X opaque directory trick like application bundles. Works in some cases as an opaque file in others as a transparent directory. For Eclipse it should be a transparent directory just like any other location?

May be something specific to Helios on OS/X ?

My tests :

cd /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/
sudo ln -s 1.7.0.jdk 1.7.0

-> no luck

sudo rm 1.7.0
sudo cp -r 1.7.0.jdk 1.7.0

-> it worked