I have laptop running the same version of Snow Leopard and Java as my MacPro machine, and SQLDeveloper works on the laptop, so I copied the functioning SQLDeveloper.app directory from that machine to my Mac Pro, but SQLDeveloper would still not work on my Mac Pro, it has the same problem, no connections appear in the interface. I can select the menu items to create a new database connection, but the window to define the database connections just never appears. Then started the newest version of SQLDeveloper I had just downloaded and still has same problem, unable to create new database connections. Rm -r $HOME/Library/Application\ Support/SQL\ Developer
Java mac os x 10.6.4 install#
In an attempt to get a clean install of SQLDeveloper, I removed the following directories:
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 16.3-b01-279, mixed mode) Then I figure I'd squash the problem by upgrading to Snow Leopard (10.6.4) and I did that successfully, then confirmed I am using Java 1.6 in terminal: I tried downloading the latest release of SQLDeveloper 2.1.1.64.45 from Oracle, unarchiving it in a new empty directory and starting it, but it has same problem, unable to create new database connections. When I try to create a new database connection, I can select the all the appropriate menu options, but the window to create a new connections just never appears.
Java mac os x 10.6.4 pro#
I was running SQLDeveloper 1.5.4 Build MAIN - 5940 on a Mac Pro running OS X 10.5.8 (Leopard) for months without any problems, then I upgraded to Java 1.6.0 and that's when the database connections vanished from the interface and I don't have the ability to create new database connections. PROBLEM: when I start SQLDeveloper on MAC OS X, I cannot access any previous connections, nor can I create any new ones, I just have a blank SQLDeveloper window with nothing in it.
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