David Lehrian

I just came across this bug as well. I have a partition table for a uP and needed to turn it into a byte array in my code. When I paste it into a new Notepad++ file or into my Eclipse editor all the 00 values are now 20. So it seems to be happening on the copy since pasting into different editors also exhibits the bug. I also tried all your examples above and every single one of them turned the 00 into a 20. Notepad++ v8.2.2 Hex plugin v0.9.12 After some more testing the one thing that I notice is...

I just came across this bug as well. I have a partition table for a uP and needed to turn it into a byte array in my code. When I paste it into a new Notepad++ file or into my Eclipse editor all the 00 values are now 20. So it seems to be happening on the copy since pasting into different editors also exhibits the bug. I also tried all your examples above and every single one of them turned the 00 into a 20. Notepad++ v8.2.2 Hex plugin v0.9.12

I have created a branch with my changes in it and this works with Open JDK 15 https://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk/15/ The code is available at https://bitbucket.org/dlehrian/jasperstarter/branch/fix_for_URLClassLoader It requires that you pass -Djava.system.class.loader=org.update4j.DynamicClassLoader to the Java VM and, if you want to use Launch4j on Windows, set the environment variable JAVA_HOME. I was trying to use the VM in the PATH but I was having an issue with Launch4j crashing when the...

This is an excellent solution , thank you for providing it an supporting it. I am using the solution of <path>%JAVA_HOME%;%PATH%</path> but when I ran jasperstarter.exe it immediately crashed. I launched it with the --l4j-debug option and saw that the Check launcher: path is truncated to 656 characters and the last path is truncated and points to a non-existant location so I'm guessing that is why it is crashing. Windows 10 allows 32,760 characters in the path and mine (because I have a bunch of...

I just discovered that this is being discussed as a feature request. https://sourceforge.net/p/launch4j/feature-requests/127/ This can be closed.

It would be helpful to have the system return the version it is seeing instead of just saying it requires the minimum specified during the build. For example, "This application requires a Java Runtime Environment 15. Current Java version is 14.1.0" or whatever it sees as the Java runtime. Is it looking at the JAVA_HOME environment variable? Is it only looking at the Registry? Any information would be helpful in debugging this issue.

I am able to successfully create an exe from my jar file but no matter what I enter for the JRE version I always get the same error when attemping to run it. "This application requires a Java Runtime Environment 15" or "This application requires a Java Runtime Environment 15.0.0" depending on what I enter into the Minimum JRE Version. I checked and my JDK returns "15" for the -version. What exactly should I enter in the Minimum JRE Version when using JDK 15?

Hey there, So I found myself up against this same issue. Long story short, I need a reporting solution for a Python web app and I used JasperReport extensively back in my Java days. I found pyreportjasper but it wouldn't install because it required Java 1.8.x because it relies on JasperStarter. As I am using the latest Java 15 community edition I decided to look into fixing this. So by combining informaiton I gleaned from a variety of sources I believe I have a working solution. I don't know if it...