We'll try to check if there is an updated version.
If we cannot find a compatible solution, we'll perhaps at least be able to catch the error, and have the application working (with JMySpell instead of Hunspell, similarly to what happens when the /native folder is missing/not working).
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It's not so simple to catch this exception, since it happen on the com.sun.jna.Native loading, i.e. in the SpellChecker.java.
Spell Checker implementtion, like Hunspell or jmyspell should be moved into separate class.
Will do it.
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What we have done is catching the exception. I.e., JNA (and hence Hunspell) will not work in Windows 64-bit, but OmegaT should work, and spell checking will be handled by JMySpell.
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Have you been able to use other Webstart software?
For instance LangageTool:
http://www.languagetool.org/webstart/web/LanguageTool.jnlp
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Yes, LanguageTool works fine.
I'd hazard a guess that the problem is with that specific dll/feature and that not all Web Start/Java applications use it.
Good to know that it's a not a general Webstart issue.
Now, we do use JNA (which uses JNI) to be able to use Hunspell.
At least at some point (see http://trac.mucommander.com/ticket/57\), JNA was not compatible with Windows 64-bit.
We'll try to check if there is an updated version.
If we cannot find a compatible solution, we'll perhaps at least be able to catch the error, and have the application working (with JMySpell instead of Hunspell, similarly to what happens when the /native folder is missing/not working).
Didier
It's not so simple to catch this exception, since it happen on the com.sun.jna.Native loading, i.e. in the SpellChecker.java.
Spell Checker implementtion, like Hunspell or jmyspell should be moved into separate class.
Will do it.
Fixed in SVN (/trunk).
What we have done is catching the exception. I.e., JNA (and hence Hunspell) will not work in Windows 64-bit, but OmegaT should work, and spell checking will be handled by JMySpell.
Didier
The correction has been posted (Beta version only). It would be nice if Kim could try it and report the result here.
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Works just fine now. No errors or obvious bugs. Thank you for a speedy resolution.
Thank you for the speedy confirmation.
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