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ORIGINAL: khyberbill

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Odd... can you attach a screenshot of that folder?

If the file is there, the only other idea I have is that it may be corrupted. Can you re-copy it?

What's the status of v1.9.... IIRC you were going to include the ability to read the altered production inputs and outputs present in some of the later mods?

Can you re-copy it?

Yes, I will delete and re-copy.

ORIGINAL: treespider

What's the status of v1.9.... IIRC you were going to include the ability to read the altered production inputs and outputs present in some of the later mods?

Still dragging my feet a bit on the release (but I hope to be done soon -- things have been crazy the past few months).

I believe Damian did add that capability.

Hi guys.

I have a general Java question as it relates to Tracker (and Combat Reporter):

I had installed Oracle's JDeveloper (in my goal to learn Java programming). Once I did this, I got a slew of error message and the program wouldn't start. I would up unistalling everything Java related and re-installed regular Java, and I'm fine again.

Do you know of anything relating to file types or anything else which might do this? As far as I could tell, the .jar files weren't associated with the development app. I didn't save a pic of the errors, but IIRC, they were something like illegal assignment errors.

Combat Reporter behaved pretty much the same way with the same errors, so it didn't want to execute the file for some reason.

Thanks,

Ed

ORIGINAL: Mundy

Hi guys.

I have a general Java question as it relates to Tracker (and Combat Reporter):

I had installed Oracle's JDeveloper (in my goal to learn Java programming). Once I did this, I got a slew of error message and the program wouldn't start. I would up unistalling everything Java related and re-installed regular Java, and I'm fine again.

Do you know of anything relating to file types or anything else which might do this? As far as I could tell, the .jar files weren't associated with the development app. I didn't save a pic of the errors, but IIRC, they were something like illegal assignment errors.

Combat Reporter behaved pretty much the same way with the same errors, so it didn't want to execute the file for some reason.

Thanks,

Ed

Just guessing that it could be the JRE version that gets installed with the tool.

Personally, I use Eclipse for development (Damian convinced me to switch from NetBeans and I never looked back).

Thanks Floyd. I'll give that a look.

Ed-

I've tried everything several times. I'm afraid it's a stupid thing on my part, but I can't figure it out. Running the most recent Java version, ran the test on the Java website it says Java is working correctly. Running Tracker from the batch file (tried it from the jar file too). Running the 1st scenario from the Japanese side, un-modded. Have tried saving before a turn runs, tried saving after the initial turn. Here's my latest error report:

ORIGINAL: cplprice

I've tried everything several times. I'm afraid it's a stupid thing on my part, but I can't figure it out. Running the most recent Java version, ran the test on the Java website it says Java is working correctly. Running Tracker from the batch file (tried it from the jar file too). Running the 1st scenario from the Japanese side, un-modded. Have tried saving before a turn runs, tried saving after the initial turn. Here's my latest error report:

Did you copy the pwsdll.dll file from the game to the WitPTracker folder? If not, do that, delete the trackerdb.* files and try again.

That fixed it floydg! Thank you very much...you are 'da man![&o]

Another copy is running without problems. The .dll is replaced.

What does that message mean?

ORIGINAL: Historiker

Another copy is running without problems. The .dll is replaced.

What does that message mean?

I was having the same problem.
I used the following from the tracker support page and it fixed it for me. select the bat file choose edit and copy the following in the file.

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -Xms384m -Xmx512m -jar "WitPTracker.jar"
pause




http://sites.google.com/site/witptracker/support

From tracker support:

Check you have 32 bit Java
Check you have 32 bit Java installed. If you are working on a 64 bit OS, then you can have both installed.


Change your witptracker.bat file to point to the 32 bit Java executable (you need the quotes because of the space) - this varies on different machines so you'll need to check the path:

32bitOS users
C:\"Program Files"\Java\jre6\bin\java -Xms384m -Xmx512m -jar "WitPTracker.jar"
pause
64bitOS users
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6\bin\java.exe" -Xms384m -Xmx512m -jar "WitPTracker.jar"
pause

You must run WitPTracker from the batch file. There is an executable file that might solve your problem if you've done the step above at the bottom of this page.

ORIGINAL: Historiker

Another copy is running without problems. The .dll is replaced.

What does that message mean?

Check http://sites.google.com/site/witptracker/support

EDIT: drw61 beat me to it... [8D]

Thanks guys

Any tentative, probable, maybe, could be, around, most likely date of release of the next Generation Tracker?
[:D]

I would not be playing this game without~!
[&o]

ORIGINAL: Hanzberger

Any tentative, probable, maybe, could be, around, most likely date of release of the next Generation Tracker?
[:D]

I would not be playing this game without~!
[&o]

Working on it. Probably in the range of weeks...

ORIGINAL: floydg

ORIGINAL: Hanzberger

Any tentative, probable, maybe, could be, around, most likely date of release of the next Generation Tracker?
[:D]

I would not be playing this game without~!
[&o]

Working on it. Probably in the range of weeks...

Is there a wiki or manual or pdf file or something to explain what the sy=nnnn means in the warnings column?

SY = supply.

No pdf only the web site, which is incomplete I'm afraid ..