Java Problem with Interactions Pane (DrJava) in Eclipse

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The issue of receiving the error message "Could not create the view: Wait for interpreter to register was interrupted (probably timed out): java.lang.InterruptedException" when starting DrJava in Eclipse indicates a problem with the interpreter registration process. This can occur if the correct Interactions Pane is not being accessed initially. Users have noted that there are two different interaction panes, and the one without the DrJava symbol is not the correct one. To resolve the issue, it is recommended to close the incorrect pane and navigate to Window > Show View > DrJava > Interactions to open the proper DrJava Interactions Pane. This ensures that the correct interpreter is registered and functioning as intended.
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When I start DrJava in Eclipse the Interactions Pane gives me this:

"Could not creat the view: Wait for interpreter to register was interrupted (probably timed out): java.lang.InterruptedException"

What does this mean and what do I do to fix it?

Thanks
 
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Actually, are there two different interaction panes? I just "found" the actual DrJava Interactions Pane with the little DrJava symbol on it. The one on startup didn't have that symbol next to it.

I also had to close the non-symbol one and then go to Window > Show View > DrJava > Interactions to get the DrJava Interactions Pane to show up.
 
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