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What is the best way to do this in Windows? If my larger local drive is letter D: can you suggest a good line to insert into the OffRoad.cmd batch file?

Your suggestions above are the best. OpenAddress is designed to be open, yet a licensing file will list some contributions licensed as "unknown--attribution required." The OpenstreetMaps article https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenAddresses.io says to research each license before importing. This is a lot of work and and a discouraging shame because OpenAddress has an impressive quantity of up-to-date house number addresses--at least I found that in USA areas that I checked. According to https://www.mapzen.com/blog/openaddresses-celebrates-400-million-addresses/...

Thank you! So far working nicely but I want to do more testing. And I am glad to see the bundled java with batch file. It's helpful for anyone not getting the java right.

OK I tried Zulu's java 15 and Oracle's OpenJDK 11 on Win10 and got the following errors. It could not make make its own subfolders in ..\user[name].OffRoad. So I copied in the .OffRoad folder made by Offroad 5. With that it could the maps but had other errors sprinkled thru out and just crashes. See below. e:\OffRoad>java -jar OffRoad.jar Jan 05, 2021 3:49:47 PM net.sourceforge.offroad.OsmWindow getAppPath INFO: Searching for C:\Users\Cat.OffRoad\offroad.properties Jan 05, 2021 3:49:47 PM net.sourceforge.offroad.OsmWindow...

I still have trouble. You mentioned earlier the beta is zip-only. Did you mean this should be run by command line pointing directly to my java installation? Offroad 5.0 had no trouble finding my installed OpenJDK -- I use java from zulu.org On 1/4/2021 12:42 PM, "Reimar D÷ffinger" wrote: I tested now, one of the updated dependencies does indeed require a newer Java than 8. OpenJDK 11 however worked fine for me as well. [tickets:#9] https://sourceforge.net/p/offroadosm/tickets/9/ Routing services...

I am getting the JNI error on start up. I can proceed further using Zulu'a Java 8 but still get this mismatch error. Which Java and version number do you have on your end?

It sure would be nice to have the new release soon. Otherwise I must use this on older, low-RAM computer. Anyone have a good work around? I tried a 32-bit java 8 but had to many other hassles.

Good to know it's there in principle. House numbers are scarce in OpenStreetMaps--at least in some areas. I was hoping to to find a way to import more complete house number data from elsewhere. If anyone has tips, I would be grateful.