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Tip

If you get an error message about the file being damaged or that you cannot open the file when you try to start Eclipse on a Mac, change the security settings in Mac as follows:Mac security settings as described below. Alternatively, you can run Eclipse from the command line instead of double-clicking the Eclipse icon.

Note

These instructions are for Mac OS El Capitan. If you are running Mac OS Sierra, the Anywhere security setting is not available, so you must run Eclipse each time from the command line instead of double-clicking the Eclipse icon.

 

  1. Go to System Preferences, click Security & Privacy, and then click the General tab.
  2. Under Allow apps downloaded from, click Anywhere.

Thereafter, you should be able to start Eclipse by double-clicking the Eclipse icon and can set your security settings back to the previous setting.

Tip

If you are running WSO2 ESB tooling on Ubuntu 16.04, be sure to  add to add the following lines of code in the eclipse.ini file before the line --launcher.appendVmargs, so that you can work with WSO2 ESB tooling smoothly:

Code Block
--launcher.GTK_version
2

This fix is required due to a known issue with the GTK version shipped with Ubuntu 16.04.

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