To run the sample in Ubuntu and Eclipse, you might need to use a JDK supplied from Ubuntu. The Eclipse-supplied JDK might not find the Carmenta Engine native libraries.

If you haven't already installed a suitable JDK distribution you can do so using apt:

$: sudo apt install openjdk-17-jdk

To set Eclipse to use a system JVM:

1. Open Eclipse.

2. In the Menu bar, select Windows -> Preferences

3. In the Preferences window tree, select Java -> Installed JREs.

4. Click Add.

5. Select Standard VM. Click Next.

6. Click Directory. Navigate and select your JVM. It will typically be under /usr/lib/jvm/.

7. There should be an item under "JRE system libraries:". Click Finish.

8. Select the JVM and click "Apply and Close".

To run the sample in Ubuntu and Eclipse, you might need to use a JDK supplied from Ubuntu. The Eclipse-supplied JDK might not find the Carmenta Engine native libraries.

If you haven't already installed a suitable JDK distribution you can do so using apt:

$: sudo apt install openjdk-17-jdk

To set Eclipse to use a system JVM:

1. Open Eclipse.

2. In the Menu bar, select Windows -> Preferences

3. In the Preferences window tree, select Java -> Installed JREs.

4. Click Add.

5. Select Standard VM. Click Next.

6. Click Directory. Navigate and select your JVM. It will typically be under /usr/lib/jvm/.

7. There should be an item under "JRE system libraries:". Click Finish.

8. Select the JVM and click "Apply and Close".

To run the sample in Ubuntu and Eclipse, you might need to use a JDK supplied from Ubuntu. The Eclipse-supplied JDK might not find the Carmenta Engine native libraries.

If you haven't already installed a suitable JDK distribution you can do so using apt:

$: sudo apt install openjdk-17-jdk

To set Eclipse to use a system JVM:

1. Open Eclipse.

2. In the Menu bar, select Windows -> Preferences

3. In the Preferences window tree, select Java -> Installed JREs.

4. Click Add.

5. Select Standard VM. Click Next.

6. Click Directory. Navigate and select your JVM. It will typically be under /usr/lib/jvm/.

7. There should be an item under "JRE system libraries:". Click Finish.

8. Select the JVM and click "Apply and Close".

To run the sample in Ubuntu and Eclipse, you might need to use a JDK supplied from Ubuntu. The Eclipse-supplied JDK might not find the Carmenta Engine native libraries.

If you haven't already installed a suitable JDK distribution you can do so using apt:

$: sudo apt install openjdk-17-jdk

To set Eclipse to use a system JVM:

1. Open Eclipse.

2. In the Menu bar, select Windows -> Preferences

3. In the Preferences window tree, select Java -> Installed JREs.

4. Click Add.

5. Select Standard VM. Click Next.

6. Click Directory. Navigate and select your JVM. It will typically be under /usr/lib/jvm/.

7. There should be an item under "JRE system libraries:". Click Finish.

8. Select the JVM and click "Apply and Close".