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FrostWire & Java 1.6 The new build of FrostWire 4.10.9 isn't loading. I know it is because I have version 1.6 of Java. When I installed FrostWire it tried to install 1.5 but I cancelled it. Now, FrostWrite isn't loading. Are there any plans to make FrostWire combatible with version 1.6 of Java any time soon? Thanks. |
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Java 1.6 Beta is out. I am not talking about Java 1.5, Build 6. Thanks for telling me what I was talking about when you had no idea and for another smart *** comment as usual. Last edited by Geppetto; February 22nd, 2006 at 06:34 AM. |
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Oh... its beta... that still doesnt change anything. We provided you with a known version that works. If you found problems in JRE 1.6 (aka mustang) then you need to report that to SUN. Since you are beta testing it.. right? We can't do anything about broken JRE's except use older ones that work. Java is supposed to be a backwards compatible interpreted language. e.g. Limewire is written in the java 1.4 and 1.5 API... any updates to the language should still support the older API's until it becomes depreciated. I do not see why 1.6 would change depreciate those API's from 1.4/1.5. That would p!ss off alot of developers.. 1.6 is still in the beta stage, it has plenty of time to mature. edit: what kind of admin adds p!ss to the filters?? Last edited by ultracross; February 22nd, 2006 at 07:12 AM. |
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ultracross Just so you know LimeWire 4.10.9 does work with mustang and Frostwire 4.10.9 will not load with mustang. I have tried running both 1.6.0 Beta2 and 1.5.0.5 and 6 simultaneously which I did not think would work since the newest version of Java is the one that always runs. But 1.6 works good with LimeWire so there may be a problem in frostwire. Not that I would know anyway. |
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Thanks, alkalineX/ultracross Last edited by ultracross; February 27th, 2006 at 09:43 PM. |
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Upon further investigation, it is a Sun JRE problem. Using our EXE, we pass certain options (arguments) to the javaw.exe JRE. The JRE crashes and you can find your bug reports in your frostwire application directory "C:\Program Files\FrostWire" Although we can probably work around this problem, please report further crashes to SUN. However, you can STILL run frostwire by executing the FrostWire.jar file directly. Update: You can download this temporary fix of the FrostWire.exe executable here: http://www.frostwire.com/alkalinex/FrostWire.exe Place this file into your frostwire program directory. eg "C:\Program Files\FrostWire" Also, there is a reminder in this executable that its an unofficial mod. Report Non-FrostWire Bugs to SUN: http://bugs.sun.com/services/bugreport/crash.jsp Thanks, alkalineX/ultracross Last edited by ultracross; February 27th, 2006 at 10:44 PM. |
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