langerhans / multidoge

MultiDoge is a desktop Dogecoin client, powered by dogecoinj. Ported from the MultiBit Bitcoin client.
http://multidoge.org
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MultiDoge not detecting Java OS X #75

Open tomcorey26 opened 3 years ago

tomcorey26 commented 3 years ago

So I am trying get multidoge up and running on my mac but I get this message whenever I try to open it:

Screen Shot 2021-01-02 at 3 03 14 PM

I installed the latest version of Java and the Java SDK but I am still getting this error message whenever I try to open the app

Here is the terminal out put when I run java -version

Screen Shot 2021-01-02 at 3 04 16 PM

OkkioXavier commented 3 years ago

Had a similar problem on windows. Needed to setup the JAVA_HOME environment variable.

tomcorey26 commented 3 years ago

Screen Shot 2021-01-02 at 8 52 40 PM

Just set it still not working though :(

tgothorp commented 3 years ago

Have you tried setting the JRE_HOME environment variable as well as JAVA_HOME?

APerson4645 commented 3 years ago

Not the person that posted this, but I set both the JRE_HOME environment variable as well as JAVA_HOME environment variable, and it still says that it cannot find Java on my system.

jvillemare commented 3 years ago

Relevant: I was getting the following error

Termination Reason:    DYLD, [0x1] Library missing

After I right-clicked on the app, Show Package Contents, and navigated to Contents > Resources and double-clicked on the multidoge-exe.jar it ran successfully. Something appears to be wrong with the packaging, @langerhans. This might need another issue

kat-marnell commented 3 years ago

Removing JRE 64bit and installing JRE 32bit fixed this for me.

shiitake commented 3 years ago

I'm running Windows 10 and installing the JRE 32-bit version also fixed the problem for me. Here's the link for the downloads: https://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp

Not sure how you'll be able to install an older version for Mac OS X.

iandoesallthethings commented 3 years ago

Has anybody who needs the latest 64bit JRE for other projects gotten multidoge running? It won't let me install 6 and the current version at the same time.

KwisatzJim commented 3 years ago

macOS Mojave was the last Mac operating system to support 32-bit apps

OkkioXavier commented 3 years ago
4. Realise your wallet is password protected with a password you set 5-6 years ago.

There is always btcrecover which supports multidoge!