Problems running eclipse on scientific linux

Hi everybody
I'm wondering if somebody experienced my same problem with eclipse.
When trying to run a program on eclipse I get the message:
          Unbound classpath container: 'Default System Library'.          ProjectName
And than
Exception occurred during launch Reason: Source does not exist org.eclipse.jdt.debug.ui.javaSourceLocator
What must be done???
thank u dori

I suspect you haven't exported your remote object at the server, so it got serialized to the Registry, then deserialized to the client, and auto-exported by the semantics of deserializing remote objects, then the client tried to talk to itself, which was more or less correct!

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