Here at work there's a guy running a release candidate of our
product on a MacBook. In the past 2 weeks, about 3 times now the
application has failed to launch. But he launches the application
about 10 times a day, so it's not a reproducible problem. He
believes it has to do with launching the application immediately
after rebooting his computer.
The errors, though, look very scary. They appear to be really high
up in Sun's code.
Session Log for: Sat Aug 26 13:58:51 PDT 2006 (1156625931814)
Log Location: /Users/dallas/Library/Logs/Session Log.txt
Application Version: 3.0 Build Date: August 22 2006
Java Version: 1.4.2_09 OS Name: "Mac OS X 10.4.7"
Hardware: i386 MacBook1,1 CPU: 2000mhz Memory: 1280mb
Language: English (United States)(en_US)
QTJava: installed=true, working=true
You seem to have some sort of odd version confusion going...
The
Java Version: 1.4.2_09 OS Name: "Mac OS X 10.4.7"
The OS is Tiger.
at ch.randelshofer.quaqua.panther.filechooser.PantherFileSystemView
$1.updateUI(PantherFileSystemView.java:96)
Quaqua seems to think your cat is still Panther. Werner Randelshofer
could verify that this should be using Tiger classes. I might be
wrong and this particular class falls back to a earlier version.
This seems weird too though, I don't find it at 1.5 or 1.4. The only
place I seem to have it is in old versions of Swing 1.1.1, those
versions going back to '99. I do see some references come up in
Quaqua though.
[LaunchRunner Error] com.t4l.frames.Frames.main(String[]) threw an
exception:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
at com.t4l.image.ImageUtilities.downloadImage(ImageUtilities.java:
1084)
I don't know off-hand what that has to do with a image download though.
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Session Log for: Sat Aug 19 19:34:35 PDT 2006 (1156041275953)
Log Location: /Users/dallas/Library/Logs/Session Log.txt
Application Version: 3.0 Build Date: August 17 2006 Build Number: 2
Java Version: 1.4.2_09 OS Name: "Mac OS X 10.4.7"
Hardware: i386 MacBook1,1 CPU: 2000mhz Memory: 512mb
Language: English (United States)(en_US)
QTJava Reports: installed=true, working=true
Totally different error of course. Different build of the application
may explain why the final error is different or it could just be
different timing.
[LaunchRunner Error] com.t4l.frames.Frames.main(String[]) threw an
exception:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
at com.t4l.image.ImageUtilities.downloadImage(ImageUtilities.java:
1084)
So maybe per the prior suggestion that is the code you need to run
off the AWT Thread, or somehow serialize differently.
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