Could you send me some additional information?

* Which operating system?
* Which Java version?
* Which folder open if you click "Project=>Open Working Directory"
* Could you create / write / read / delete files in this folder?
* Press F5 and check if there are any files in this folder.
* Have you tried to start Jabaco with admin-privileges?

I have the same problem. I too am using Win XP. Let me know how your problem got solved. I even downloaded Java twice.

It is a old error and I'm new here.
Get an Java error when start the applet or exe .
After continue the application is running.
A lot of people have this error.
Have anybody a solution for this.

Best regards,
Swissmade

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It is a old error and I'm new here.
Get an Java error when start the applet or exe .
After continue the application is running.

What is the error message?
If you mean the error, ehci is mentioned at
[ http://www.jabaco.org/board/629-error-ja…ethoderror.html ]
then you have to delete the WinLaF in the Jabaco-Framework (mentioned in the linked thread).

Java comes on Windows already with an Windows-LoolAndFeel. But up to and including Java 1.4 its LookAndFeel differs in some points to Native-Programs. For that on dev.java.net there exists the WinLaF project.
But until Java 5 WinLaF have no advantage over the Java-integrated WindowsLookAndFeel.
And with the last Java 6 versions and Java 7 WinLaF outputs errors and breaks the programs.

Greatings
theuserbl

Quoted from "theuserbl"

Quoted from "swissmade"

It is a old error and I'm new here.
Get an Java error when start the applet or exe .
After continue the application is running.

What is the error message?
If you mean the error, ehci is mentioned at
[ [VERSION 1.5.2] Error: Java.lang.NoSuchMethodError ]
then you have to delete the WinLaF in the Jabaco-Framework (mentioned in the linked thread).

Java comes on Windows already with an Windows-LoolAndFeel. But up to and including Java 1.4 its LookAndFeel differs in some points to Native-Programs. For that on dev.java.net there exists the WinLaF project.
But until Java 5 WinLaF have no advantage over the Java-integrated WindowsLookAndFeel.
And with the last Java 6 versions and Java 7 WinLaF outputs errors and breaks the programs.

Greatings
theuserbl

Hi theuserbl,
Yes it is the same error.
I understand that I have to download the framework Source and delete WinLaf or just disable it?
I try to find it.
Still not working and I don't know how to delete WinLaf From Framework found the classes more then ones.
Have somebody a Jabaco.jar file where this is deleted??

Many thanks

Quoted from "swissmade"

Yes it is the same error.
I understand that I have to download the framework Source and delete WinLaf or just disable it?
I try to find it.
Still not working and I don't know how to delete WinLaf From Framework found the classes more then ones.
Have somebody a Jabaco.jar file where this is deleted??

Ok, have now created all four files:
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/Jaba…movedWinLaF.jar
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/Fram…movedWinLaF.jar
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/Jaba…movedWinLaF.zip
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/jaba…movedWinLaF.zip

Additional SVN updated. But cuttently only removed the dependency in JBLookAndFeel to WinLaF.
If this works, then I will remove it sometimes completly in SVN too.

Download Jabaco-rev83-removedWinLaF.jar, rename it to Jabaco.jar and copy it in your Jabaco-directory.

Then try, if it helps.

And because I am doing it, I have created and uploaded the other three filed, too:
- FrameworkTest-rev83-removedWinLaF.jar is the example program of the framework, which demonstrated all.
- jabacoframework-src-rev83-removedWinLaF.zip is the sourcecode with the example-program and so. If you don't know how Subversion works, use this package.
- JabacoFramework-OnTheFlyCompiled-rev83-removedWinLaF.zip Is the OnTheFly-compiled binaries. Jabaco can compile to Jar/Exe and OnTheFly. Decompiler can lot of easier read the OnTheFly compiled classes.

Greatings
theuserbl

Quoted from "theuserbl"

Quoted from "swissmade"

Yes it is the same error.
I understand that I have to download the framework Source and delete WinLaf or just disable it?
I try to find it.
Still not working and I don't know how to delete WinLaf From Framework found the classes more then ones.
Have somebody a Jabaco.jar file where this is deleted??

Ok, have now created all four files:
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/Jaba…movedWinLaF.jar
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/Fram…movedWinLaF.jar
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/Jaba…movedWinLaF.zip
http://jbaindi.googlecode.com/files/jaba…movedWinLaF.zip

Additional SVN updated. But cuttently only removed the dependency in JBLookAndFeel to WinLaF.
If this works, then I will remove it sometimes completly in SVN too.

Download Jabaco-rev83-removedWinLaF.jar, rename it to Jabaco.jar and copy it in your Jabaco-directory.

Then try, if it helps.

And because I am doing it, I have created and uploaded the other three filed, too:
- FrameworkTest-rev83-removedWinLaF.jar is the example program of the framework, which demonstrated all.
- jabacoframework-src-rev83-removedWinLaF.zip is the sourcecode with the example-program and so. If you don't know how Subversion works, use this package.
- JabacoFramework-OnTheFlyCompiled-rev83-removedWinLaF.zip Is the OnTheFly-compiled binaries. Jabaco can compile to Jar/Exe and OnTheFly. Decompiler can lot of easier read the OnTheFly compiled classes.

Greatings
theuserbl

Great it is working,
Many thanks