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if you know there to find the "installed jres" in the eclipse preferences, just expand the "installed jres" node and select "execution environments", and things should become clear.

see https://wiki.eclipse.org/execution_environments for details of what they are.

execution environments (ees) are symbolic representations of jres. for example, rather than talking about a specific jre, with a specific name at a specific location on your disk, you can talk about the j2se-1.4 execution environment. the system can then be configured to use a specific jre to implement that execution environment.

obviously that text was written some time ago, but your javase-1.8 execution environment should automatically map to a java 8 installed jre. if you have more than one java 8 installed jre, you can choose which you prefer.


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