When I attempt to open the associated .exe in Windows XP on a machine with say JRE 1.4.12, a system chime noise is issued, but there is no other indication of why the operation has failed. I would like to alert users of my program if they need to upgrade the JRE to 1.5 or newer, is there any way to provide an appropriate warning message in addition to the nearly silent current response? (Recognizing of course that no one reads the notice during the installation... :). )
I much appreciate any help, as I have been stuck on this issue for a while!
Thanks!
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Thank you for posting what turned out to be a bug report! Please download the latest version 2.8.0 of Janel. When no JVMs are found by the Janel executable the user will receive a message "No acceptable JVMs were found". You may want to take a look at the HowToRun.html file and check out option janel.error.default.text, this might help.
Thanks,
Tim
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Greetings!
In my .lap file I have specified the following:
janel.min.java.version=1.5
When I attempt to open the associated .exe in Windows XP on a machine with say JRE 1.4.12, a system chime noise is issued, but there is no other indication of why the operation has failed. I would like to alert users of my program if they need to upgrade the JRE to 1.5 or newer, is there any way to provide an appropriate warning message in addition to the nearly silent current response? (Recognizing of course that no one reads the notice during the installation... :). )
I much appreciate any help, as I have been stuck on this issue for a while!
Thanks!
Thank you for posting what turned out to be a bug report! Please download the latest version 2.8.0 of Janel. When no JVMs are found by the Janel executable the user will receive a message "No acceptable JVMs were found". You may want to take a look at the HowToRun.html file and check out option janel.error.default.text, this might help.
Thanks,
Tim
Thanks for the quick turn on this! I tested it out and it works great (custom default.text included).
:)
Zia