IRC Capable Client

[Griegor]

It keeps saying that run.bat is not an internal or external java file? It won't run.

[theTrav]

batch files are for PC's. Linux uses .sh files, Mac probably uses something else. google + wikipedia are your friends

[Griegor]

Thats great. It doesn't solve my problem. Im running a PC. Not a MAC or Linux.

[Pacho]

trav, it wasn't the binaries that held it up. I uploaded the code first, and then the binaries. The code itself took about two hours to upload, the binaries I just let run overnight.

I know I shouldn't be distributing the files like this, but its convenient as hell =v If google code starts fucking up, then maybe I'll change it.

[Griegor]

Pacho any idea why I am getting that error message when I try to run the BAT on Win 7? Happens to both 64 and 32 bit.

[Pacho]

are you trying to open the batch file with java? that wouldn't work. That message really makes no sense otherwise ._.

[Griegor]

Not that I know of. I tried to run it from the command prompt and I tried double clicking the file.

[Aezril]

I have recently upgraded to Windows 7 64 Bit. The client was working before I switched over (was previously using Windows Vista 32 bit.)

Since I have started using W7, I cannot get the client to load though. The prompt screen that pops up just automatically closes once I try to load it. It's not open long enough for me to click the top bar to try to drag or anything and no error message/system message pops up when it closes. Not sure if anyone else is having this issue or if anything it has been mentioned before (if so sorry).

Any advice/tips you could throw my way to try to get this going?

[Pacho]

try running it on a command console

windows key + r -> type cmd -> enter -> go to the directory you downloaded the client -> run -> tell us the results =v

Also, if you use the jnlp and it crashes, it gives a handy dialog with all sorts of info.

[Aezril]

Using the Jnlp actually worked fine.

Using the cmd, and typing the directory to try and load it

in my case would be C:\Users\<name>\Desktop\Haven\run.bat

and it spits out

C:\Users\<name>>java -Xms256m -Xmx512m -jar haven.jar sh.seatribe.se 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

then returns to C:\Users\<name>> prompt


name edited out and placed in <name> instead