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Server not starting in Eclipse Gallileo IDE with WAS7.
I run the server from outside of Eclipse but I want to start it from within the eclipse
Below are the details of my Workspace configurations :
Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers.
WAS 7.0

An alert is coming saying "Cannot connect to VM socket closed".
I got the following exception in console :

JVMSHRC154E Escape character g not valid for cache name
<JIT: FullSpeedDebug: ignoring countString>
<JIT: FullSpeedDebug: ignoring countString>
JVMJ9VM015W Initialization error for library j9shr24(13): JVMJ9VM009E J9VMDllMain failed
Brett Kail
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Per the JVMSHRC154E, it appears that somehow -Xshareclasses:name=...%g... is being added to your server JVM command line. I do not know why there would be a difference between Eclipse and the command-line (perhaps a product issue that should be reported to IBM), but you could try working around the issue by adding -Xshareclasses:nonfatal to your server's generic JVM arguments.

Brett Kail
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IBM has released development tools for WebSphere Application Server (WAS). You can download it from eclipse market place. There are tools for the WAS7 and up. (IBM Information page)

You probably need WAS 7 Tools - marketplace page.

The short instruction is: In the eclipse click Help->Eclipse Market Place->Search WebSphere Application Server Tools.

Anton N
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  1. Inside eclipse installation folder go to \plugins.....\cdcla\eclipse\launch\simple.
  2. Open the file websphere70.properties.
  3. You will see the following content and remove the

"_%g"

part and save it 

shareclasses=webspherev70_%g,groupAccess,nonfatal
indra
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