Even is I shaved all -X command for a straight: "C:\Program Files\Java\jre-9.0.4\bin\java.exe" -jar D:\Download\Apps\HelloNzb\HelloNzb.jar
All I get is the a Java.exe command line window and never get the HelloNZB interface. (Yes before that command line window always opened as well to show status, error, etc).
Without interface not much can be controller. However, if I place a fale in my autodownload it process it. But still can't change settings or do other adjustment such as bandwidth limit.
Anyone else with this? Idea to resolve?
Thanks.
Zak
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I used to have the following shorcut to start HelloNZB with sufficient RAM for very large file.
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre-9.0.4\bin\java.exe" -Xms256M -Xmx3072M -Xmn1640K -jar D:\Apps\HelloNzb\HelloNzb.jar
The Start In is also D:\Apps\HelloNzb
Even is I shaved all -X command for a straight: "C:\Program Files\Java\jre-9.0.4\bin\java.exe" -jar D:\Download\Apps\HelloNzb\HelloNzb.jar
All I get is the a Java.exe command line window and never get the HelloNZB interface. (Yes before that command line window always opened as well to show status, error, etc).
Without interface not much can be controller. However, if I place a fale in my autodownload it process it. But still can't change settings or do other adjustment such as bandwidth limit.
Anyone else with this? Idea to resolve?
Thanks.
Zak
Hi, can you please try it with the following option:
--add-modules=java.activation
Does this solve your issue?
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Yes. Thank you. Now I can see the interface. Excellent.