Closed RRothfeld closed 5 years ago
Just focusing on the last part: you need to load the the jhdf5 library manually to the library path (required to read the omx files). The library is in the working folder under javaFiles/YOUR OS/jhdf5.dll. You can add it as a VM option when running the program the following option:
-Djava.library.path=javaFiles/win64/jhdf5.dll
Actually -Djava.library.path=javaFiles/win64 without the filenames works in intellij
Thank you, Carlos. Adding -Djava.library.path=javaFiles/win64
to the Java VM arguments solved the crashing of MITO. The first error remains but - appearantly - doesn't cause MITO to crash.
Dear all,
I'm trying to run MITO on my local machine (Win 10) using Java 8 (JavaSe-1.8) and Eclipse (v4.9.0) as the IDE. I cloned the MITO repository (branch master_obuam) as well as the mitoMunich repository (branch uamData). I have imported the projects (into Eclipse) and updated Maven multiple times and made sure all dependencies are met.
After adjusting "C:...\mitoMunich\javaFiles\mito.properties" and setting the run environment of MITO accordingly, I get the following error messages:
Do you have any ideas or possible solutions?