start the below quoted batch file in the command line window (under
Windows do "Start"->"Run"-> cmd)
and look at the command line output... It will provide at least some
information what's going wrong
with your program. If you start the batch file from GUI all the output
gets swallowed and what we all do is just guessing....
It could be shortage of memory for java process to run. in that case
look how -X and -x switches are used ...
Ray
Nick Wiltshire wrote:
On Thursday 15 December 2005 6:16 pm, Shawn wrote:
The batch file consists of the command he showed:
c:\progra~1\java\jdk1.6.0_06\bin\java -cp c:\percomm\percomm.jar Percomm
Yeah, I didn't look at it...I thought the path was a failed attempt to attach
a file.
Robert: shouldn't you use the windows equivalent of the --jar switch to
execute a .jar?
This should be starting a java process... but I don't know enough about
Jave beyond that....
Shawn
On Thursday 15 December 2005 16:57, Nick Wiltshire wrote:
The batch file wasn't attached...
On Thursday 15 December 2005 6:05 pm, Robert Lewko wrote:
Hi all. I know that this is off topic, but I'm hitting all the
resources that I know. I have a java problem. I have developed a
desktop program in java using swing for the GUI. The platform is Win
XP. The drop dead data is tomorrow. When I first started this project
I got a very simple swing program going from the command line that just
did a HelloWorld in Swing. I finished developing the program under the
eclipse for the IDE. I am now making a DOS/Win batch file to execute
the program in and whether I type the command in or run it from the
batch file all it does is silently exit, ie no warnings.
here is the batch file so far:
c:\progra~1\java\jdk1.6.0_06\bin\java -cp c:\percomm\percomm.jar
Percomm
Alternatively I have tried javaw with no difference in results.
Just in case the things the program does are affecting things it uses
UDP datagrams to connect to a server. Yes there is a reason for using
UDP rather than TCP.
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