An update has been made to the just-weeks old Java SE 6 Update 21 to help clear up the issue of incompatibility with Eclipse and Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP) programs. Reportedly the issue arose from the company name property on java.exe being changed from “Sun Microsystems, Inc” to “Oracle”. Eclipse users should be forewarned that this name change will become a permanent part of JDK 7 when it is released. Learn more about the situation by reading information posted by Ed Burnette and Paul Leahy. [...read more...]

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