Problems opening the Jubler 8.0 x64 program
orihuela2024 opened this issue · 15 comments
Hello, good afternoon, I have downloaded the latest version of the Jubler program for 64-bit Windows, I have installed it and when I open it it does not open, I have tried downloading the 32-bit version but the same thing also happens.
The operating system I have is Windows 11 x64 bits.
Can you try to open the application from the terminal?
If you open a terminal where Jubler is installed (i.e. where Jubler.exe file is). Then type
.\runtime\bin\java.exe -jar .\app\jubler.jar
and tell me what you see.
Thank you very much for the information, I'm going to do it and when I know, I'll tell you.
Teras I just did what you told me from cmd and the program does open.
Thanks. Try then to run .\Jubler.exe from the terminal and tell me what happens?
No, the program does not open.
Does it say anything on the terminal?
It does not directly go to the next line at the address C:\Program Files\Jubler
This is bad No debug info. I'll probably have to search blindly why this happens. Where did you install Jubler? (the full path).
Just in case the path has special characters in it.
In C:\Program Files\Jubler
when I run from cmd java.exe -jar it gives me the following error
Error: -jar requires jar file specification
Syntax: java [options]
(to run a class)
o java [options] -jar [args...]
(to run a jar file)
o java [options] -m [/] [args...]
java [options] --module [/] [args...]
(to run the main class in a module)
But if I run cmd with jubler.jar the program does open.
Also if I run jubler.jar from Windows it also opens.
yes... I mean it's totally a mystery why the launcher didn't work. I have to double check it.
when I run from cmd java.exe -jar it gives me the following error
I needs the location of the jar file.
Anyway I have to double check the launcher and see what to do
Very good, thank you very much, let's see if you can find the solution.
Indeed the problem is on the launcher and it's really difficult to make it work, thanks Apple.
I'll try to see if I can revert to the old behavior, even if we miss some functionality.