Eclipse Initializing Java Tooling Error

Following below steps can solve this issue,

Step 1: Goto Menu File -> Export It will open a Window,



Step 2: Select General -> Preferences

Step 3: Click Next

Step 4: Now check EXPORT ALL option and Select path where u want to store the preferences and click FINISH.



Step 5: Exit Eclipse

Step 6: Create a new workspace and then open Eclipse with this new workspace.

Step 7: Now again Goto Menu -> File -> Import

 Step 8: Now select file exported in Step 4

Step 9: Now your Workspace is ready with your preferences, you just need to import your projects in this workspace and Now you will never face this issue of Initializing Java Tooling .


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