Closed jake-wittman closed 1 year ago
Hi Jacob, Thanks for your feedback. The problem seems to comes from the J4R package. I just need you to do something so that I can confirm. When J4R tries to start the Java local server, it creates a log file in the Java temporary directory. Since your OS is Windows, it should be this folder: home\AppData\Local\Temp. The name of the file should be something like J4RServerStarter2022_09_08.log. Could you please copy and paste the content of the log in this thread? Mathieu
I'm not able to find such a file. I checked the temp folder at C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Local\Temp and am not aware of any other Temp folder on my computer
I tried re-running the code this morning to see if it would reproduce the log file. I also did a search of my whole file system for a file with J4R and these were the only files my program found:
Hi Jacob, By the look of your paths above, I got the feeling that the spaces could responsible for the bug. I managed to reproduce it on my computer. I just published new versions of J4R and BioSIM that you can download by following the instructions in the Wiki. Let me know if this solves the problem. Mathieu
This seems to solved it! Thank you for your help
When I try to run functions from the BioSIM package I get the following error:
I'm not sure if this is a me issue, BioSIM issue, or J4R issue so any feedback to point me in the right direction is appreciated. When I run
java
in the Windows CMD window it returns the output that it's supposed to, per the J4R github page.