Eclipse Doesn't Use The Path Set in .Bashrc

Eclipse doesn't use the path set in .bashrc

I can think of two options for this problem:

• write a small script, export those vars or source your .bashrc before you start your eclipse.
• define those variables in /etc/environment. then they are not user-scope any more.

I prefer the 1st option.

How to configure JDK environment path not JRE?

Just run update-alternatives --config java this should gives you the path to the java home.

After this you can set your JAVA_HOME path simply. Just edit your ~/.bashrc and add this line export JAVA_HOME=<path_given_by_the_command above>. After this reload your bashrc.

How to export PATH for sublime build tool?

Ok I got it:
The problem is that the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable was missing. I only exported it in .bashrc.

When I add

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/cuda-8.0/lib64\
${LD_LIBRARY_PATH:+:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}}

to ~/.profile it's working (don't forget to restart).
It also works if I start sublime from terminal with subl which passes all the variables.

How do you set java version in windows git bash?

You don't set the java version. You are seeking the $PATH (bash) and the %PATH% (Windows/DOS/cmd.exe) environment variables. When you run the command java -version, the shell searches the directories on the $PATH to locate the java program and run it with the given arguments. If you get different results in different shells then that means you have different PATHs such that a different installation of Java is found.

mvn' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

My problem solved, path didn't resolve %M2%. When i added location of maven-bin in the path instead of %M2% after that commands works.

I would like to thanks to all those who try to solve the problem

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