jennythedog

This is also what comes up when I try to open a file through the Java version.... no files show up! Also, I've updated to the lastest version of Java. Thanks for all of your help! Cheers!

Hi there! So....I'm back! I've just done an update to the new Monteray OS Operating System (12.5.1) and now my accounts have gone again. Up until now, even though the problems above were with BigSur, Buddi had been working fine with Monteray with the suggestions you had laid out above. I've retried following the steps that you laid out above to run Buddi, and it runs fine, however, my account details now don't show up again. I've tried opening them using the java version of buddi through the file...

No worries. Thank you SO MUCH for all of your help and patience with this problem! I really apprecaite it! Hopefully in the future Buddi will be compatible with Big Sur, but using the jar file to open it and do everything works for me! Thanks again for your continued persistence in helping and supporting me with this problem. It's such a relief that everything works now! :D

Wait.....I just tried opening My Accounts file from going File > Open in the java version....it worked!!!!! It's there!!!! OMG HOORAY!!!!!!! So I saved My Accounts File.... But now Buddi will only open when I put in the jar file command into Terminal. When I do that, Java is the only program that opens...Buddi just sits in my dock doing nothing and is not officially open. When I try to open Buddi directly, the same problem that I posted at the beginning of this thread occurs.

ALL RIGHT!!!!!! We have movement at the station!!!!! Here's what came up on Terminal: INFO: Buddi version: 3.4.1.16 Nov. 26, 2020 6:40:38 AM org.homeunix.thecave.buddi.Buddi main INFO: Buddi command line arguments: [] Nov. 26, 2020 6:40:38 AM org.homeunix.thecave.buddi.Buddi main INFO: Operating System: Mac OS X, x86_64 Nov. 26, 2020 6:40:38 AM org.homeunix.thecave.buddi.Buddi main INFO: Java VM version: 11.0.9.1 Nov. 26, 2020 6:40:38 AM org.homeunix.thecave.buddi.Buddi main INFO: Working directory:...

Ok so.....I downloaded what you suggested, but the exact same thing has come up on Terminal: username@192-168-1-100 ~ % java -jar ~/Downloads/Buddi.jar Error: Unable to access jarfile /Users/username/Downloads/Buddi.jar I have attached a screenshot of the jar file in my downloads folder for you to have a look at. Just so that you're aware, in what's coming from Terminal I'm replacing the actual username for my laptop (featured next to the house on the screenshot) with 'username' in what terminal...

Ok so.....I downloaded what you suggested, but the exact same thing has come up on Terminal: username@192-168-1-100 ~ % java -jar ~/Downloads/Buddi.jar Error: Unable to access jarfile /Users/username/Downloads/Buddi.jar I have attached a screenshot of the jar file in my downloads folder for you to have a look at. Just so that you're aware, in what's coming from Terminal I'm replacing the actual username for my laptop (featured next to the house on the screenshot) with 'username' in what terminal...

Ok so.....I downloaded what you suggested, but the exact same thing has come up on Terminal: username@192-168-1-100 ~ % java -jar ~/Downloads/Buddi.jar Error: Unable to access jarfile /Users/username/Downloads/Buddi.jar I have attached a screenshot of the jar file in my downloads folder. For you to have a look at. Just so that you're aware, in what's coming from Terminal I'm replaying the actual username for my laptop (featured next to the house on the screenshot) with 'username' in what terminal...