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Failure to Start - Versions Beyond 1.7.6.7 #109
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I have same issue with version 1.8.4.1 |
Thanks for the report- what OS? Are you launching by clicking directly on the java icon or by using the launch script? I am running 1.8.3 on windows and it does work for me... |
The OS is Windows 11 and xiSEARCH is place in the root C:\ directory. I was directly clicking on the xiSEARCH jar file. I didn't use the bat file due to the 1.8.X.X updates incorporating the RAM utilization natively in the xiSEARCH GUI. (We added the -Xmx flag to increase memory usage.) I can try using the launch script when I get a chance. Thank you. |
what java version are you using? |
Could you try the version from https://tubcloud.tu-berlin.de/s/jLtp5dWGdJc5m9W It has two changes related to java directly
The first one I have just seen an error - and the second one is to make a bi t more tolerant towards "odd" java setups. |
if you run from the startWindows.bat can you copy what ever is written in the terminal/command/black window. it might hold a clue on what is going on |
Hi, I click the startWindows.bat to open xiSEARCH GUI window. After setting all parameters, it failed to start searching with an error saying: It looks like there is an issue with Java version |
Tried the xiSEARCH 1.8.5 but the problem still exists. |
Our Java installation is standard. Running Java 8 (build 1.8.0_411-b09). I'll try hotfix 1.8.5 when our system is free. |
I receive the following when using the 1.8.5 files in place of the 1.8.4.1 .jar files. I've ensured the .conf and template files are present.
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can you try with a newer version of java? I think some of the stuff i did to define the memory in the gui is only available in java 9 and up. will see if I can find a solution that works with 8. |
Using Java 9 (JDK 22) fixed the issue. Searches now progress. Thanks for the support. |
Crosslink searches fail to start when using xiSERACH versions 1.8.3 and 1.8.4.1.
Pressing start results in no action. No entry is displayed in the log file. Using version 1.7.6.7 with all the same search parameters works as intended.
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