How to set different JDKs for different projects in Eclipse 3.0.1?

[Torsten Friebe]

I'm using Eclipse 3.0.1 on Windows 2000 and I do have a problem to tell Eclipse that each of my project requires a different JDK version.
How can a set the full JDK (including javac and java) for each different project? Not only the JRE System Library in [Project->Properties->Java Build Path->Libraries].
And of course I want to run the JUnit tests and Ant within Eclipse with that JDK version too.

[Jeroen Wenting]

Eclipse will always use its internal compiler, no matter what you set for the JVM for that project.

[Ko Ko Naing]

Jeroen is right... If I am not wrong, Eclipse use its internal compiler, which is the JDK that it uses to run itself...

Well, to change the JDK that is to run the Eclipse, you can specify as follow:
yourProgramFolder/eclipse.exe -vm $JAVA_HOME/bin/javaw.exe

So the internal compiler that Eclipse use to compile your project will be different... Well, you might need to run multiple instances of Eclipse to use different JDKs for each of ur projects...

Hope this helps...