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RouteConverter and Mac OS X
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01.06.2010, 12:50 PM
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(01.06.2010 10:35 AM)hvdwolf Wrote: Solved with modified routeconverter.html from this thread. ... and the just uploaded prerelease? -- Christian |
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01.06.2010, 04:24 PM
Post: #42
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
Unfortunately both the .app and the .jar don't function.
The .app doesn't open. The .jar opens but doesn't show a map (see attached screengrab). And then it hangs, it's completely blocked. I used "java -XstartOnFirstThread -jar RouteConverterPrereleaseMac64.jar". See messges below. Code: 2010-06-01 17:13:14.000 java[15428:c0b] [Java CocoaComponent compatibility mode]: EnabledWhen I use "java -jar RouteConverterPrereleaseMac64.jar", it does open and function but it doesn't show a map (off course). |
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01.06.2010, 05:32 PM
Post: #43
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(01.06.2010 04:24 PM)hvdwolf Wrote: I used "java -XstartOnFirstThread -jar RouteConverterPrereleaseMac64.jar". Are you sure you've used the 64-bit version, the error message claims it had been the 32-bit version: Code: Caused by: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Cannot load 32-bit SWT libraries on 64-bit JVM(01.06.2010 04:24 PM)hvdwolf Wrote: When I use "java -jar RouteConverterPrereleaseMac64.jar", it does open and function but it doesn't show a map (off course). And does the log contain something useful? -- Christian |
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01.06.2010, 06:56 PM
Post: #44
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(01.06.2010 05:32 PM)routeconverter Wrote:Yes, I see that now but I really used the RouteConverterPrereleaseMac64.jar. I'm affraid you packed a 32bit library into the Mac64.jar.(01.06.2010 04:24 PM)hvdwolf Wrote: I used "java -XstartOnFirstThread -jar RouteConverterPrereleaseMac64.jar". Especially as the folder "/var/folders/+R/+RmeG2o8EleS+UbdOPEbWE+++TI/-Tmp-/swtlib-32/" has been updated this evening whereas the swtlib-64 was updated yesterday evening. (01.06.2010 05:32 PM)routeconverter Wrote: And does the log contain something useful?No, the same as the lines already in my previous post. |
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01.06.2010, 08:12 PM
Post: #45
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
Off topic here: The linux prerelease doesn't show a map either.
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02.06.2010, 10:35 AM
Post: #46
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(30.05.2010 10:43 AM)hvdwolf Wrote: Menu: Quite frankly: I don't know how to solve these problems from within the application. They seem to be issues of the Java VM on Mac OS X. -- Christian |
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02.06.2010, 09:46 PM
Post: #47
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(02.06.2010 10:35 AM)routeconverter Wrote:(30.05.2010 10:43 AM)hvdwolf Wrote: Menu: Yes, it seems like it. I've tested the linux version and the windows version and these versions don't show that behavior. |
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03.06.2010, 07:22 PM
(This post was last modified: 03.06.2010 07:24 PM by hvdwolf.)
Post: #48
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(29.05.2010 10:27 AM)routeconverter Wrote:(29.05.2010 09:33 AM)hvdwolf Wrote: It does show an error message: "Unable to call RouteConverter from Webbrowser via port 53465. Please check your firewall." Well, I found a java topic about local TCP-ports and vista returning an ipv6 localhost address here. He does (needs to do?) "something" on Vista and Linux but not on MacOSX as it is unneccessary (?) there. Maybe it's rubbish, maybe it's useful. I can't judge it. Note also that OSXes hosts file also contains these entries Code: 127.0.0.1 localhost |
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04.06.2010, 07:09 AM
Post: #49
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(03.06.2010 07:22 PM)hvdwolf Wrote: Well, I found a java topic about local TCP-ports and vista returning an ipv6 localhost address here. He does (needs to do?) "something" on Vista and Linux but not on MacOSX as it is unneccessary (?) there. I found that one valueable: Quote:Important Note: Although I hate putting an IPv4 address in the code, a hardcoded one no less, a recent Windows Vista update has caused a lookup of "localhost" to return "::1" even if IPv6 isn't enabled on that host. Thus getLoopbackAddress() forces an IPv4 address of 127.0.0.1. I'll try to replace "localhost" by "127.0.0.1" to avoid that "::1" bug. Thank you! -- Christian |
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04.06.2010, 12:29 PM
Post: #50
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RE: RouteConverter and Mac OS X
(04.06.2010 07:09 AM)routeconverter Wrote: I'll try to replace "localhost" by "127.0.0.1" to avoid that "::1" bug. Thank you! Did that for the latest prerelease. Is there any difference? -- Christian |
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