Autohaven.jnlp, Ender's client dont work

[Justyn]

So, after watching ProJared's vidoe on H&H, I wanted to get back into playing, and I cannot for the life of me get ANY version of the client to work, not the vanilla version, not Ender's, nothing.

Can anyone help?

[DDDsDD999]

What happens?

[Justyn]

When I try to run autohaven, it would say that the program cannot be found, and when I tried to open it with Internet Explorer it just tries to download the file again, and opening THAT just opens an IE page for a split second before it closes... and now I can't change it back to anything BUT IE now...

As for Ender's, it doesn't even work, I try to run run.bat and even after editing the file the way the troubleshooting sections says to, it just says that C:\Program isn't a valid adress; I guess the DOS-esk promp can't recognize the space in my Program Files folder.

[Justyn]

Nevermind, I figured out how to get Ender's client working, but if anyone knows what the deal is with the Autohaven program, feel free to post it for anyone else who has the same problem I just did.

[Arcanist]

nobody really cares about the default client, hardly any people use it.

[Justyn]

nobody really cares about the default client, hardly any people use it.

And not everybody knows that Ender's client even exists, believe it or not. I was only trying it out because I couldn't get Ender's to work at all.

[Tonkyhonk]

either way, you would need to provide more information than that so loftar may take a look at it. (if he is available, that is.)

[Justyn]

There's nothing more I can say, I click on the "play" logo at the top there, the file downloads, and it doesn't work for some reason; I can open it up as a text file and see the code, but something is preventing it from compiling or running (I'm unsure of the exact nature of the problem).

[TeckXKnight]

The common culprits are not having java or having an incompatible version of java. Other than that, you haven't provided any useful information; knowing what version of java, your os, etc. can help a lot. =)

[Tonkyhonk]

and adding "pause" too helps reading what the error is too.