it shouldn't crash when it doesn't find that library, on which OS are you?
for a quick fix you can disable the windowsutil plugin, edit the file preferences.xml and change the line
<plugin type="plugins" name="windowsutils" enabled="true" transport=""/> to
<plugin type="plugins" name="windowsutils" enabled="false" transport=""/>
This should fix the unstatisfied link error
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Your fix did correct one exception. Then it complained about idle library. When I disabled that one as well, I finally found the source of the problem - system tray plugin. When this one is disabled it works nice.
And you are right, even if they do not work, and create exceptions, jeti could still be run.
It is the system tray plugin wich crashes jeti on linux, jdk 1.6
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Ah was it the systemtray, it shouldn't have crashed Jeti but just throw some exception like the other ones.
I've changed the systemtray and some windowsutils and the idle plugins to java 1.6 or added linux versions, so all those plugins should work in the next jeti release
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When I load sound plugin, it says:
Problem playing sound check your sound system
that line is repeated 3 times
I have 2 sound cards, maybe that's a problem? Other java applications work fine with it (though it is usualy hard to make them use the right card :)
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I'll go check my sound routines, do you have an opensource java program with correct sound behaviour on your system, which I can use to check for any differences in the way sound is handled?
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it shouldn't crash when it doesn't find that library, on which OS are you?
for a quick fix you can disable the windowsutil plugin, edit the file preferences.xml and change the line
<plugin type="plugins" name="windowsutils" enabled="true" transport=""/> to
<plugin type="plugins" name="windowsutils" enabled="false" transport=""/>
This should fix the unstatisfied link error
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I am using Gentoo linux with Sun's jdk 1.6.0
Your fix did correct one exception. Then it complained about idle library. When I disabled that one as well, I finally found the source of the problem - system tray plugin. When this one is disabled it works nice.
And you are right, even if they do not work, and create exceptions, jeti could still be run.
It is the system tray plugin wich crashes jeti on linux, jdk 1.6
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Ah was it the systemtray, it shouldn't have crashed Jeti but just throw some exception like the other ones.
I've changed the systemtray and some windowsutils and the idle plugins to java 1.6 or added linux versions, so all those plugins should work in the next jeti release
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Thanx, it is very nice application.
I am having the problems with sound as well. Older, applet based version worked just fine.
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What kind of problems do you have with the sound?
The Applet uses the sound function of the applet class itself so that works a bit different
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When I load sound plugin, it says:
Problem playing sound check your sound system
that line is repeated 3 times
I have 2 sound cards, maybe that's a problem? Other java applications work fine with it (though it is usualy hard to make them use the right card :)
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I'll go check my sound routines, do you have an opensource java program with correct sound behaviour on your system, which I can use to check for any differences in the way sound is handled?
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http://www.javazoom.net/jlgui/sources.html
I tested with that one, it has good options for selecting even hardware card