I am currently trying to run MemoryAnalyzer (by Eclipse) on my CentOS desktop. When I try to run it it complains that the JVM is incompatible and it needs version 11 or greater. On my centOS desktop I do have JDK 11 at the path /usr/java/jdk11 . How can I make Memory Analyzer use it?
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Sounds like you may need to modify the "MemoryAnalyzer.ini" file to specify the `-vm` option to specify the JVM path. This file has the same format as the "eclipse.ini" that Eclipse uses [see here](https://stackoverflow.com/a/23174638/2670892) – greg-449 Dec 30 '22 at 08:17