Portable JDK  Finally some good news.  I was able to run Eclipse
without a JDK installed.  I always hated Java since when I
started using it in my browser: annoying updates, useless
processes that slow down the system and 30MB of memory occupied
by an application that does nothing are too much. I actually
prefer .NET over Java, mostly for its perfomance, but sometimes
you have to get your hands dirty in something you do not like so
here I am with my Portable JDK (and even JRE if needed).  Even
if Oracle does not tell you this the JDK is fully portable and
can be moved anywhere you want without breaking the system so
actually if you need it just to run Eclipse you can follow this
steps to use it only in that case and you can remove it from
your system (which is very nice if you are a Java hater like
me):    1. Install the JDK in the classic way.   2. Get to the
directory where you installed it (such as C:Program FilesJava)
and copy the subdirectory jdk1.7.0_10 in the eclipse folder.
3. Edit eclipse.ini by ad