In the unlikely event that anyone is interested, let me record some further
experiences:
1, On my 64-bit desktop running Windows 7 (on which the problem occurred), I
tried uninstalling and re-installing V2.9.2, with no success. But uninstalling
2.9.2 and installing V 2.8 (I had the set up saved on another machine), all
worked out fine. I can run V2.8 therefore without the Java error
2. But on my 32 bit laptop running Windows XP I had no problem at all ... 2.9.2
ran fine
Quite bizarre. And sorry, I have never got round to installing Linux ...
always meant to try!
Theo Stewart
Emeritus Professor of Statistical Scences and Senior Research Scholar
University of Cape Town
Part-time Professor of Decision Science, Manchester Business School
University of Manchester
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis
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From: Nicholas Hamilton [[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2013 22:05
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Jabref-users] JabRef 2.9.2 does not start
Just switch to Linux.
On 07/06/13 05:36, Morten Omholt Alver wrote:
On 6 June 2013 21:21, Theodor Stewart
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi ... I have had JabRef 2.7 on my machine for some time, no problems.
Today I checked for upgrades, down loaded JabRef 2.9.2, and installed (no
problem reported) But JabRef now does not start at all (either selecting from
program files or clicking on a bib file). The problem seems to be linked to a
Java Runtime Environment error, the log of which is copied below. I checked
that I had the latest Java, but that made no difference.
I am operating Windows 7. Any suggestions?
Hi,
this one is a bit tricky - since it's a JVM crash it's not really "supposed to
happen". If a crash happens within our code we can debug and track it down, but
with a JVM crash I'm not really sure where to start. Perhaps someone else has
an idea what do do about this.
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