Re: [FusionViewer-users] Errors Running FusionViewer (beta) on Windows XP 32bit.

[fuseview@u.washington.edu]

Hi Saeed,

1)For the 1st case, please invoke the FusionViewer application in the command prompt window: Start->Run...->type in "cmd".  In the command window, type in following:
cd path-to-FusionViewer-installed-folder
cd bin
java -jar FusionViewer.jar

Please check what's the error message shown in that window.

2)For the 2nd case, the error message is related to the color model setting on the machine.  Please check the Display property of the new machine and make sure you are using the 32 bit setting.

3)For the 3rd case, I'd suggest you to download the source code package and make a local built following the last section of developer's guide.  And run the built application again and see what is the result.

Regards,

Annie

On Mon, 23 Jun 2008, Saeed B. wrote:

> Hi.
> We have been widely using FusionViewer (beta version) in our research lab.
> but when I tried to install it on three of our new machines (running
> windows XP 32bit),
> it got some strange errors:
>
> 1- on the first machine, after installing the windows installation file,
> and installing the appropriate JAVA JRE and JDK (which are the
> recommended ones in FusionViewer's own web site).
> I get an error massage which says "missing msvcr71.dll". I got the
> mentioned dll from another machine and copied it into system32 folder of
> this machine. Now the window appears, but after opening a file I see the
> "progress bar" animating but nothing happens...
>
> 2- on the second on, it starts well, but upon opening a file it says:
> "Error while loading file. Unable to set pixel format 21 for device
> context 0xffffffffb90108cc: error code 0"
>
> 3- And finally on the third one, it loads, and the mouse arrow changes
> to cross hair, but I can see the background of windows, not the loaded
> picture [seems the window does not refresh or update, as this is the
> same thing when we forget to update(); refresh(); in C# or C++].
>
> Can anybody please help me with a solution to these problems.
> Is it possibly due to openGL or JOGL? Should I update something?
>
> FusionViewer is so good, and we are so used to it that we can not
> neglect it's benefits at all.
>
> Bests,
> --Saeed.
>
>
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