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Jabaco201012300500.jar is probably a Jabaco framework Jar file. This file is not executable! It just serves as library for the Jabaco IDE. You can rename it to Jabaco.jar and copy it into your Jabaco home directory on your Windows PC. Make sure to save the original Jabaco.jar before raplacing it! The IDE creates project Jar files (one Jar per project) which contain all necessary Jabaco classes. To run a Jabaco compiled executable under Ubuntu, you have to copy such a project Jar file to your Ubu...
XP SP3 is OK. That's what I am using as well. To experiment with the Jabaco.jar, save your existing Jabaco.jar (rename it with a date postfix) and replace it by the downloaded one. Recompile your project and test the result. What combination of local language (English, Spanish, Urdu, ...) and character set (ISO 8859-1, ...) are you using? Is there any notable difference between the system where you run the IDE and the system where you started the executable? Have you checked the Java issues ment...
It is just a wild guess, but it might help to try this Jabaco.jar The download can be found here. Avoid releases smaller than 500kByte. They are incomplete. The original error message indicates that something is wrong with the graphical user interface (Java Swing) It might be that your Java installation has peculiar swing.properties (see here) which are incompatible with Jabaco. What Windows are you using? Greetings A1880
JRE 6.23 is running OK on my Windows XP system: Source code 1 2 3 java version "1.6.0_23" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_23-b05) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 19.0-b09, mixed mode, sharing) I haven't encountered any problems, neither running *.exe nor *.jar binaries. What date and size has your Jabaco.jar framework file in the Jabaco program directory? A1880
Documentation is a weaker point in Jabaco. Many cases have been discussed in this forum. Make use of the search facility. There is a first attempt to implement DateDiff. The advantage compared to VB6 and VBA is that Jabaco's framework is open. You can always have a look at the source to find out how things work out in detail. Cheers A1880
We had occasional startup problems until early 2010. Most of them could be pinned down to Java installation problems. You can find related posts using the search facility of this forum (look for "JAVA_HOME"). Java has Windows registry entries under HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/JavaSoft and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/JavaSoft As far as I know, Java evaluates both the registry and the environment variables to find out its home. Tricky users with several Java installations usually have little proble...
Jabaco executable Jar files should be runnable with just a JRE. I am not aware that JDK and JRE differ in their *.jar libraries. It would be an interesting test to try an elder JDK. Any volunteers out there? Greetings A1880
Could you post or describe the source code causing this error? What Java and what Windows are you using? Greetings A1880
Great! That works quite well. Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 Private Sub pCaseTest Debug.Print PCase("ein großer übler mit einem kleinen ärger $%&*+# ") Debug.Print StrConv("ein großer übler mit einem kleinen ärger $%&*+# ", vbProperCase) End Sub Thanks! A1880
Having PCase() for direct calls is a good idea. Thanks for the quick fix! How can we get the updated framework for download? Greetings A1880
This can be accomplished either by using the Jabaco Framework File handling. Or you could do it "the Java way" as follows: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Option Explicit Import java#io#File Import java#io#FileReader Import java#io#FileWriter Import java#io#LineNumberReader Import java#io#PrintWriter Public Sub Command1_Click() Dim f As New File("myFile.txt") Dim fw As New FileWriter(f) Dim pw As New PrintWriter(fw) pw.println "abc" pw....
Again, the search facility of this forum is your friend. Look for "menu". Success! A1880
If you look this up in the Framework, you find in Strings.java: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 private static String PCase(String String1) { return (String1); } private static String XCase(String String1) { return (String1); } public static String StrConv(String String1, VBStrConv ConvMet) { switch ( ConvMet.intValue() ) { case ( 1 ): { return (UCase(String1)); } // vbUpperCase case ( 2 ): { return (LCase(String1)); } // vbLowerCase case ( 3 ): { return (P...
No problem. Just use the search facility of this forum. There are numerous postings and samples on database subjects. Greetings A1880
There seems to be a connection problem between your application and the mySql server. You might want to use the mySql debugging/logging facilities or a TCP/IP tracer. Greetings A188
The filename you reported looks like the name of a Jabaco framework. The framework is not runnable as such. It includes all the classes which can be used by Jabaco applications. To actually run a Jabaco application, you have to create a Jar file which includes framework as well as application. Make sure that the framework file you are using is larger than 500KByte. A smaller size indicates that the framework compilation run was prematurely aborted thus leaving behind an incomplete framework. Dow...
The Jabaco IDE is only available for Windows (or Windows emulations). The resulting Jar files can be executed under Unix or Mac OS if a suitable Java runtime environment is present. To actually execute a Jabaco jar file you have to use the "java" command. A jar file on its own is not executable. There are a couple of posts in this forum on using Jabaco executables under Mac. But most users tend to be on a Windows machine. Please report your findings! Greetings A1880
You might want to ask Google for "applet resize". One article is here Greetings A1880
That's a nice java framework. Thanks for the hint! The follwing works for me: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Option Explicit Import org#jfugue#Player Public Sub Command1_Click() playMusic End Sub Private Sub playMusic Dim player As New Player ' play the notes of an octave player.play("C D E F G A B") ' play notes and rests in different octaves (0-10), ' with different durations (w, h, q, etc) player.play("C3w D6h E3q F#5i Rs Ab7q Bb2i") ' pl...
No, the small versions tend to be incomplete. You can find out by renaming the *.jar to *.zip. Then you can use Windows Explorer or any archiving tool to inspect the file contents. Greetings A1880
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