Eclipse Maven error No compiler is provided in this environment

Question

I am a relative newcomer to the world of Java enterprise development   My organization s Java guru is out on indefinite family leave  and I have been assigned the task of maintaining some of the Java applications he developed   He setup Eclipse  Kepler SR1  with Maven on my computer before he left  and it appeared to work ok   Now I m ready to deploy my first modification and need to run a Maven install  but I am having trouble getting it to work - I get the following output on my console       ERROR  Failed to execute goal org apache maven plugins maven-compiler-plugin 3 1 compile  default-compile  on project mrpapp  Compilation failure    ERROR  No compiler is provided in this environment  Perhaps you are running on a JRE rather than a JDK    but I definitely am running a JDK and not a JRE   I double-checked my  JAVA HOME  C  Program Files  x86  Java jdk1 7 0 60  and it does have a javac exe in its bin directory   I am attaching a copy of my pom xml file for your review   I m sure there is something in there that is causing the problem  but I am not sure what it might be   I am using a laptop with Windows 7 64bit  if you need any further platform environment info I can supply that as well   Any help will be greatly appreciated

User · Answer

Maven requires JDK to compile  In Eclipse you need to CHANGE  REPLACE your JRE to the JDK path that your JAVA HOME points to  Navigate to Window   Preferences   Java   Installed JREs   Make sure that the maven-compiler-plugin in you pom xml has the source and target of the java version in your JAVA HOME  http   learn-automation com maven-no-compiler-is-provided-in-this-environment-selenium

User · Answer

was getting the same problem  pointed java to bin folder in eclipse using   windows   preferences   java   installed JREs   remove any existing JRE and point it to your java bin folder  mainly under C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 x xx    then run maven install it should work

User · Answer

Make sure you have  JAVA HOME  set by typing echo  JAVA HOME  in Command Prompt  If you don t have that set  then you need to go add your Java path to Window s Environmental Variables

User · Answer

Follow   Windows --  Preferences --  Java ---  Installed JREs  SampleImage  Click on  Search     Navigate to C drive ---  Program files   Sample Image 2  Eclipse will find all the jre s and jdk s  --  select one of the jdk and select Apply

User · Answer

I tried all the things  the one that worked for me is    Right click on Eclipse project and navigate to properties  Click on Java Build Path and go to the Libraries tab  Check which version of Java is added there   is it JRE or JDK  If you are using Maven project and want to build a solution  Select the JRE added their and click remove  Click Add external class folder and add the JDK install by selecting from the system  Click Apply and OK  Restart Eclipse  Build succeeded

User · Answer

I also faced similar error when I was working with Jdk1 8 92  For me  I found tools jar was missing in my jdk folder  Since I was running in console  I couldn t try the options of eclipse suggested by others    I installed jdk-8u92-windows-x64   After I tried all options  I observed that tools jar was missing in jdk1 8 0 92 lib folder   I copied tools jar from my older version of java  Then It was able to compile

User · Answer

For me  on windows 10   I was getting the error  No compiler is provided in this environment  at the Windows command prompt when I ran mvn install  The fix was changing the JAVA HOME environment variable to point to my jdk  C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 101   previously it had pointed to the jre   And to get Eclipse to use the new jdk  I edited eclipse ini in my eclipse distribution and changed the line for -vm to C  Program Files Java jdk1 8 0 101 bin

User · Answer

When I was runing mvn compile  I was getting below error in console    INFO  Changes detected - recompiling the module   WARNING  File encoding has not been set  using platform encoding Cp1252  i e  build is platform dependent   INFO  Compiling 1087 source files to C  Code DevVNextComplete Development vNext Source JARS target classes  INFO  -------------------------------------------------------------  ERROR  COMPILATION ERROR    INFO  -------------------------------------------------------------  ERROR  No compiler is provided in this environment  Perhaps you are running on a JRE rather than a JDK   INFO  1 error    Resolution   I had added  the JAVA HOME variable in my environment variables and then it worked

User · Answer

This worked for me  1  Click on Window-  Preferences -  Installed JRE  2  Check if you reference is for JDK as shown in the image below    If not  Click on Add-  Standard VM -  Give the JDK path by selecting the directory and click on finish as shown in the image    Last step  click on Installed JREs -  Execution Environments -  select your JDE as shown in the  image below  Maven -  Clean

User · Answer

Screen shot Add  tools jar  to installed JRE    Eclipse -  window -  preference  Select installed JREs -  Edit Add External Jars select tools jar from java JDKx x lib folder  Click Finish

User · Answer

To check what your Maven uses  open a command line and type   mvn    version   Verify that JAVA HOME refers to a JDK home and not a JRE  On Windows   Go to System properties -  Advanced system settings -  Advanced -  environment variable and on the System variables section select the JAVA HOME variable and click on Edit Fill the form with the following Variable name  JAVA HOME Variable value    On Unix   export JAVA HOME  lt ABSOLUTE PATH TO JDK gt    see this link

User · Answer

In my case  I had created a run configuration and whenever I tried to run it  the error would be displayed  After searching on some websites  I edited the run configuration and under JRE tab  selected the runtime JRE as  workspace default JRE  which I had already configured to point to my local Java JDK installation  ex  C  Program Files  x86  Java jdk1 8 0 51   This solved my issue  Maybe it helps someone out there

User · Answer

Uninstall older Java JDK JRE  from the system  Keep one  latest  java version   Also remove if any old java jre jdk entries in environment variables PATH CLASSPATH Eclipse- Window- Preferences- Installed JREs- Add Edit JDK from the latest installation Eclipse- Window- Preferences- Installed JREs- Execution Environment- Select the desired java version on left and click the check box on right If you are using maven include the following tag in pom xml  update versions as needed  inside plugins tag    lt plugin gt             lt groupId gt org apache maven plugins lt  groupId gt           lt artifactId gt maven-compiler-plugin lt  artifactId gt           lt version gt 3 1 lt  version gt           lt configuration gt               lt source gt 1 8 lt  source gt               lt target gt 1 8 lt  target gt           lt  configuration gt       lt  plugin gt   Right click on eclipse project Maven -   Update Project

User · Answer

Installed JRE In my case I solved the problem by removing duplicates of names  I kept only one with the name  jdk 1 8 0 101

User · Answer

Please check if you have the following entries in the  element of your pom xml especially the jdk version because switching to an installed jre did not fix me the similar error    lt properties gt       lt jdk version gt 1 7 lt  jdk version gt       lt spring version gt 4 1 1 RELEASE lt  spring version gt       lt jstl version gt 1 2 lt  jstl version gt       lt junit version gt 4 11 lt  junit version gt   lt  properties gt

User · Answer

Go to Window   Preferences   Java   Installed JREs   And see if there is an entry pointing to your JDK path  and if not  click on Edit button and put the path you configured your JAVA HOME environment

User · Answer

Add this configurations in pom xml   lt project     gt               lt build gt                       lt plugins gt               lt plugin gt                   lt artifactId gt maven-compiler-plugin lt  artifactId gt                   lt version gt 3 1 lt  version gt                   lt configuration gt                       lt source gt 1 7 lt  source gt                       lt target gt 1 7 lt  target gt                       lt fork gt true lt  fork gt                       lt executable gt C  Program Files Java jdk1 7 0 79 bin javac lt  executable gt                   lt  configuration gt               lt  plugin gt           lt  plugins gt       lt  build gt           lt  project gt

User · Answer

1 Go to Windows-- Preferences-- Java-- Installed JREs-- Execution Environments  2 select the java version you are using currently in the  Execution Environments  box  So that in the  Compatible JREs  box  you are able to see as  jre1 8 0 102 perfect match   if your java version is 1 8   Then try to build using maven

User · Answer

Go into Window   Preferences   Java   Installed JREs   and check your installed JREs  You should have an entry with a JDK there   https   cduu wordpress com 2013 03 08 maven-eclipse-compiler-error-no-compiler-is-provided-in-this-environment

User · Answer

if you are working outside of eclipse in the command window make sure you have the right JAVA HOME and that that directory contains the compiler by entering the following command in the command window   dir  JAVA HOME  bin javac

User · Answer

check java version in pom xml and jre version in Eclipse- Window- Preferences- Installed JREs  In my case pom xml has different version it had 1 8 while eclipse using 1 7   Fixing the version in pom xml to 1 7 worked

User · Answer

I had a problem with Eclipse Neon where the workspace default did not actually change even though I added the correct location under Preferences- Java- Installed JREs  This was in a new workspace I created to work on a code branch  it was originally set to the JRE location rather than the JDK  Yet even after changing the preferences  I could build with the command line  yet building in Eclipse produced the no compiler error  Please see  Maven Package Compilation Error  for my answer on which Eclipse configuration file s  had to be manually edited to make Eclipse recognize the correct workspace default  I still have no idea why the preferences setting did not carry through to the new workspace s configuration

User · Answer

if someone is running Eclipse in Ubuntu and have this problem I have found the answer by following these steps     Eclipse- window- preference    Select installed JREs- Add   Select standardVM    JRE home  press  Directory    button    Choose your java  my problem was my eclipse was running with java8 and my VM were with java7   in my case java8 was installed in usr local jvm java-8-oracle    Press finish    Then press installed JRES arrow so you can see the other options    Go to Execution Environment    Select JavaSE-1 6 on left and in the right  the compatible JRE  you have to choose the Java you have just installed  in my case java-8-oracle   you have to do this steps with JavaSE1 8    Click OK and restart Eclipse

User · Answer

I was getting the same error when trying to execute a maven build within Eclipse in a newly installed Eclipse Neon  for JEE devs  installation  on Windows 10 with JDK 8 and JRE 8 installed    I had tried specifying tools jar as an external lib  as well as setting the jdk as the -vm in eclipse  Neither of these things worked   Selecting the JDK as the default execution env as mentioned above did the trick     Eclipse- window- preference- java- Installed JREs- Execution Environments  Select JavaSE-1 8 Check JDK1 8 in  Compatible JREs     The text above the compatible JREs listbox in step 3 says  a default JRE can be specified by checking it   Note  I also have the maven compiler plugin explicitly listing 1 8 in the pom       lt plugin gt             lt groupId gt org apache maven plugins lt  groupId gt           lt artifactId gt maven-compiler-plugin lt  artifactId gt           lt version gt 3 1 lt  version gt           lt configuration gt               lt source gt 1 8 lt  source gt               lt target gt 1 8 lt  target gt           lt  configuration gt       lt  plugin gt

[java] Eclipse/Maven error: "No compiler is provided in this environment"

Examples related to java

Examples related to eclipse

Examples related to maven