Hmm, I will try to install the SE. A java developer that I know recommended I just install the EE version so that I have access to all the funcitonality. Perhaps I need both SE and EE?
Also, when I installed EE, it didn't place anything the the C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\ folder. It placed it in C:\glassfish3, which has a folder in it named jdk7, which does not have src.zip in it. The entirety of the glassfish3 folder doesn't have a src.zip at all.
Jesper, when I look into the Intalled JREs, I only see Eclipse (Standard VM). When I do get the JDK and add it to this list, what should I add it as? Execution Environment Description, Standard 1.1.x VM, or Standard VM?
Also, thanks for the welcome
EDIT: Well, I installed the SE version. Looked at C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\ and did not see a jdk folder. I decided to take a look at C:\Program Files\ instead. I saw that there was a java folder there, took a peek, and alas, a jdk folder with a src.zip in there. I am not sure if that was there before or after I installed the SE and I am not sure why it installed it to C:\Program Files\ instead of the x86... (I chose the 64-bit install every time).
EDIT 2: Things seemed to have worked. This has been a lot more trouble than it had to have been... Why don't IDEs such as eclipse have the base JDKs and JREs included in a package? Wouldn't seem too difficult to do and would avoid unnecessary confusion with new users.