But you restart your MacOS and Eclipse stops working, Your Mac says “Code signature Invalid” as shown in image below. So, let’s say you have installed x86_64 version of Eclipse & SapMachineJDK and it works just fine. “ Architecture AArch64 (Apple silicon) is also supported, but you must use the x86_64 version of Eclipse.” Problem 2: After successful installation of Eclipse (x86_64) & SapMachineJDK (x86_64), Eclipse won’t open on system restart. NOTE: SAP clearly states in Installation Guide following:
#Using latest jdk in eclipse for mac install#
I will install the JDK x86_64 in later section to remediate this. So the installed JDK may be the cause for this issue. This may change in future as SAP starts rolling out support for ARM (evident from release of SAP GUI for Java 7.80 with ARM support)Īlso one of the point to note from the error popup is, it tries to find sapjco3 in Java Path. This occurs because currently SAP doesn’t support SAP Java Connector (JCo) for ARM based architecture as evident from download section of product page . A popup comes up stating JCo initialisation has failed as shown below in the screenshot Problem 1: JCo initialisation failedĪfter installation of ADT, Restart of Eclipse. Let me discuss the two problems that I faced and later on, I will list out the installation steps. However after some evaluation, blog post seemed like a better option. Being one of those user for whom the installation was not as smooth, I initially thought of adding it as a comment for anyone going through the same. This is for someone who come across some issues even after that (as evident from comments section of above mentioned blog). If that worked for you, then this blog is not for you. There is already a great blog post for something similar by Gang Wu . However, that may not be the case for you if you are on MacOS on any of the current Apple products that comes shipped with Apple Silicon (M1, M2, etc.) This is a breeze when you do it on Windows PC. With SAP TechEd 2022 few days away and surely many of you have registered for virtual workshop session that requires installing Eclipse and ADT beforehand as a prerequisites.
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