Using the application without Java installed

[WWAK]

The BRouter profiles where downloaded before the first rendering of routes. I've moved this to the startup phase so they're in the Options dialog even if no route has been rendered yet.

I haven't created a new RouteConverterPortable release with the changes yet. Please stay tuned.

Christian,
 Brouter profiles were really downloaded/shown if RC was restarted with a route request before - so this works now  

But, the "time" problem ist still in this version I have downloaded some minutes before. ( port_pre_30.215 ? ), RC is blocked more or less. Date and Time spec is ok. (you may shift this to the "position empty thread")

Attached a log file, it may help.

Wilfried


  RouteConverter_log.zip (Size: 7.86 KB / Downloads: 298)

[WWAK]

The BRouter profiles where downloaded before the first rendering of routes. I've moved this to the startup phase so they're in the Options dialog even if no route has been rendered yet.

I haven't created a new RouteConverterPortable release with the changes yet. Please stay tuned.

Christian,
 Brouter profiles were really downloaded/shown if RC was restarted with a route request before - so this works now  

But, the "time" problem ist still in this version I have downloaded some minutes before. ( port_pre_30.215 ? ), RC is blocked more or less. Date and Time spec is ok. (you may shift this to the "position empty thread")

Attached a log file, it may help.

Wilfried

Addition to my post:
If I download the latest RouteconverterWindowsPrerelease.jar (.30.217 -13-01.21) ace in the protablecopy it to the proper place in the portable version and rename it to RouteConverterWindowsOpenSource.jar it.
This "manipulation"
starts properly
and
has no problem to show the time column as expected.

But no idea if this is correct  according Christians program development ?

Wilfried

[routeconverter]

But, the "time" problem ist still in this version I have downloaded some minutes before. ( port_pre_30.215 ? ), RC is blocked more or less. Date and Time spec is ok. (you may shift this to the "position empty thread")

That's the reason why I wrote:

I haven't created a new RouteConverterPortable release with the changes yet. Please stay tuned.

To create a new RouteConverterPortable release, I always need to switch to one special VM on one special machine and do it manually....

[routeconverter]

But no idea if this is correct  according Christians program development ?

At least, it works and I'd expect it to work. Everything else, i.e. all the other files except the JAR, are just needed to let RouteConverter become a portable app.

[WWAK]

But no idea if this is correct  according Christians program development ?

At least, it works and I'd expect it to work. Everything else, i.e. all the other files except the JAR, are just needed to let RouteConverter become a portable app.

So if I read your answer correctly I just have to replace/rename the .jar file to have the "most actual" (Prerelease) RC portable  app.

Thanks and great

Wilfried

[routeconverter]

So if I read your answer correctly I just have to replace/rename the .jar file to have the "most actual" (Prerelease) RC portable  app.

That's correct. And the reason why I've been reluctant with these portable apps: RouteConverter was always designed as a standalone program, which "only" needs Java installed. The advantage of the PortableApps for RouteConverter is that it doesn't store data in the Windows Registry but in the file Data\settings\RouteConverter.reg (if you knew [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\JavaSoft\Prefs\slash\common\io] "application/Directory"="%USERPROFILE%\.routeconverter")

Anyway, here's a new PortableApps version from the latest prerelease:
https://www.routeconverter.com/prereleases/en