[SOLVED] Unable to install "Eclipse Java Developers"

Hey everyone,
I am setting up a new dev machine and need to install Eclipse (java developer version). From what I can tell the Eclipse Classic does not include the Marketplace and I need it to install the Emacs+ plugin (I have a hard time typing without it).
When running `pacman -S eclipse` the classic version is the one that is installed (fail). I have also downloaded the Java version but when I try to run it I get an error `exec format error: ./eclipse` (fail)
There is an eclipse java version available via yaourt, but after installing I get errors thrown when trying to install the Android developer tools; both when running eclipse as my user as well as sudo. (fail / fail)
So does anyone know of a surefire way to install the Eclipse java developer version?
Thanks for any help.
Last edited by iso (2012-01-22 01:12:19)

Using Eclipse Classic I was able to install the plugin with a direct url to the emacs+ site.
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