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Applications / Re: What happend to XUL.DLL?
« on: August 08, 2015, 09:44:35 pm »
Hallo Joop,
No, there is no list of such commands. Yesterday I spent one whole day digging into the problem that you had. I went to your website to get directions on how to get jAlbum working with eComStation and I downloaded jAlbum.zip via the link that you provided. I also downloaded JAlbum_J160.zip from your website and modified it to suit my environment. This way I could recreate the "Couldn't load xul.dll" error. Then I searched the web to find out how to launch firefox from jAlbum and I visited their website. On their forum I found hints on how to do that, but that did not work. I could however download BrowserLauncher.java from that forum. It was actually offered in response to a question from a guy named JoopN (does this ring a bell?) way back in october 2009. With the help of this source code and a lot of experimenting (the comments in the code differ from how it actually works) I arrived at my solution.
You could try and use javaw instead of java to avoid the display of intermediate text windows.
Didn't know something like "-Dbrowser.cmd", is there a list of such commands.
This did work with my setup, much better than preloading. Thanks for that.
No, there is no list of such commands. Yesterday I spent one whole day digging into the problem that you had. I went to your website to get directions on how to get jAlbum working with eComStation and I downloaded jAlbum.zip via the link that you provided. I also downloaded JAlbum_J160.zip from your website and modified it to suit my environment. This way I could recreate the "Couldn't load xul.dll" error. Then I searched the web to find out how to launch firefox from jAlbum and I visited their website. On their forum I found hints on how to do that, but that did not work. I could however download BrowserLauncher.java from that forum. It was actually offered in response to a question from a guy named JoopN (does this ring a bell?) way back in october 2009. With the help of this source code and a lot of experimenting (the comments in the code differ from how it actually works) I arrived at my solution.
You could try and use javaw instead of java to avoid the display of intermediate text windows.