Activity for Luchesar ILIEV
-
Luchesar ILIEV committed [da90be] on Code
ops: bump repository-dispatch to v2 to fix GH actions warnings
-
ops: bump maven-war-plugin to 3.3.2 to fix Java 17 builds
-
ops/pom: update Restlet repo, old has SSL expired
-
proxy: config range [1,10] -> [0,19]
-
Introduce `develop` branch for active development
-
Introduce `develop` branch for active development
-
notation: 4.1.0-SNAPSHOT version
-
smtp: fix TLS for OpenJDK 8u292+
-
editorconfig: add .prop files
-
Git: Update .gitignore
-
Style: Fix extra space in e30af12
-
Fix external tools sometimes failing to execute
-
CI: Bring back the tests disabled in 4cb94ae62
-
CI: Bring back the tests disabled in 4cb94ae62
-
Fix external tools sometimes failing to execute
-
TEST
-
CI: fix indentation in 4cb94ae62
-
CI: Turn off certain tests when run on GH Actions
-
CI: Fix "Column 'updated' cannot be null" in tests
-
CI: Fix "Column 'updated' cannot be null" in tests
-
Remove unused pkgs that fail on MySQL 5.7.5+
-
CI: Fix "Public Key Retrieval is not allowed"
-
Add basic .editorconfig
-
CI: Fix for column names that are reserved words
-
CI: fix building on OpenJDK 9+
-
CI: update token
-
Toxtree will not open
-
Hi Kim, Hope you're doing well! :) It was really such great news to hear that the new Windows 10 installation had fixed the problems with Toxtree for you! Have you had any further or new problems since then? While Toxtree, as a Java application, tends to work smoothly regardless of what operating system it runs on, and we haven't expected or noted specific problems with Windows 10, your experience will also be very valuable. Regarding the online version, you're correct! We've been planning on adding...
-
[QA/QC] Invoke the build in the ambit-docker repo
-
Hi, Kim! Thank you very much for your understanding! I must say that I also very much sympathize with you... Indeed, the very fact that, apparently, Toxtree is so useful in your work, is one of the things that motivates us and keeps us going! This really means a lot to us! I'm also sorry that my previous reply must've sounded cold and maybe even unconcerned. This was a really peculiar problem that almost certainly had to do with some security policy that only the IT support could have helped with....
-
Hi Kim, It's been quite a busy time here, sorry. I can't help but say as well that here we're effectively doing the job of your IT department. Which is something we could do, of course, but we do usually charge the people for such support, because it doesn't in any way help the development of our software. It's general IT support—not solving a problem with our software. Anyway, since we do generally try to help whenever we can, here's the situation... I don't know how you managed to end up with a...
-
Hi Kim, It seems there's something preventing Toxtree from installing a dynamic-link library that it needs for operation. It may be some administratively imposed policy by your IT—it's hard to tell. Here's one very crude attempt to solve this: 1. Open a command prompt. 2. Type md C:\Users\lik\.jnati\repo\jniinchi\1.03_1\WINDOWS-X86 and press Enter. This should create the required directory. 3. Confirm that the directory has been created by dir C:\Users\lik\.jnati\repo\jniinchi\1.03_1\WINDOWS-X86...
-
Hi Kim, Could you please show the output of dir C:\Users\lik\.jnati\repo\jniinchi\1.03_1\WINDOWS-X86\JniInchi-1.03_1-WINDOWS-X86.dll ? Thanks!
-
Could you please try java -jar Toxtree-3.1.0.1851.jar instead of javaw -jar Toxtree-3.1.0.1851.jar (the only difference is java in lieu of javaw)? Also, could you please provide the output of java -version?
-
Kim, from your screenshot it's evident the ZIP got extracted to Toxtree-v3.1.0.1851 (2). So, instead of cd Toxtree-v3.1.0.1851, do cd "Toxtree-v3.1.0.1851 (2)" (make sure to put the quotation marks) and then continue with the video.
-
Hi Kim, Thank you! It seems that you've deviated from the instructions, but I also understand that they might've not been completely clear too. Here's a very basic video I've made with the steps: https://youtu.be/hn_kVGaTx00 Please download again Toxtree-v3.1.0.1851.zip from here and save or copy it to your desktop (that's very important: make sure to have the ZIP file on your desktop). Then right click the Toxtree-v3.1.0.1851.zip icon on your desktop and follow the video. Let me know if that works...
-
How exactly it "did not work"? Please understand that without enough information from your side, it's all but impossible to guess what the problem might be.
-
Program not opening despite latest Java SE runtime being installed on machine
-
Original problem was successfully resolved. Later comments are related to #96. Closing.
-
Kim, 1) Download Toxtree-v3.1.0.1851.zip from here. 2) Extract the ZIP archive in some directory/folder. 3) Open a command prompt in the directory/folder where you extracted the files. 4) Enter the Toxtree subdirectory (e.g. cd Toxtree). 5) Run javaw -jar Toxtree-3.1.0.1851.jar Cheers, Luchesar
-
bump nmparser.version to 1.4.1-SNAPSHOT
-
[QA/QC] Build all of AMBIT
-
[QA/QC] remove the wait: we will build everything
-
[GH/AC] wait for Jenkins to build artifacts
-
[GH/AC] Rework the finicky YAML multi-line parsing
-
[GH/AC] try overriding default deploy repo
-
[GH/AC] add a Maven cache to speed up building
-
[GH/AC] set up the GH Maven repo in the POM
-
[GH/AC] mvn deploy also needs specific pom file
-
Build a WAR for Docker in the GitHub r/o mirror
-
[www][docker] +enableEmailVerification=false
-
[ambit2-www] Maven profile for Docker
-
Patch/more round tripping
-
ambit2-www: pom.xml: fix line endings
-
pom.xml: fix line endings
-
pom.xml: dockerized version config
-
perfectionist mode: proper sort
-
move .gitignore to repo root
-
Update .gitignore
-
Add a .gitignore file to the repo
-
Minor Markdown improvement (GitHub needs that space)
-
Fix the source repositories site page
-
ambit2-all pom.xml: switch to Git
-
Replace the Toxtree and CDK logos with transparent ones.
-
Tiny grammar correction.
-
Happy new year!
-
i5z icon
-
website links updated II
-
website links updated III
-
flaticon: white->transp; new icons
-
flaticon: add ISA icon
-
Add I6Z icon
-
Refresh the I6Z icon
-
Better NEXT button, fixed pointer style.
-
NEXT button needs a space on left to look better.
-
Sanitized the global CSS, fixed floating elements (input field) on Apple's Safari.
-
Ambit logo aspect ratio corrected, footer text should be better visible.
-
Apple's Safari doesn't quite like floating elements, so here's a quick fix.
-
An ugly fix for the step menu text being too large.
-
Step 5, models: last column in table is now named "Status".
-
Change the color of the active/hovered tab to better distinguish it.
-
Applied CSS styling to the new help information in each step.
-
Background image for the help box was at the wrong location. Fixed.
-
Help boxes now hidden by default. Unhide/hide via "Help" link and a link in the box itself. Animated collapsing/expanding.
-
Fixed a bug with the wizard menu in step 5. Redesigned the welcome page with animation.
-
Revamped wizard menu. Now dynamically extends to full width of screen. NEXT button redesigned.
-
Fixed welcome help to refer to NEXT button instead of GO!.
-
Replace the Toxtree and CDK logos with transparent ones.
-
Tiny grammar correction.
-
Happy new year!
-
i5z icon
-
website links updated II
-
website links updated III
-
flaticon: white->transp; new icons
-
flaticon: add ISA icon
-
Add I6Z icon
-
Refresh the I6Z icon
1 >