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It seems that old Eclipse versions have a bug where they incorrectly parse java version information. Java 16 is “G”, java 17 is “H” and they try to parse this as an hexadecimal character (0-9 A-F) so it fails.
Try launching eclipse with java 8 or, better, updating Eclipse to the last version (i.e. download Eclipse from their website directly).
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