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Running
Linux
java -jar <cedit.jar> [<content file>]
Windows
Double click on cedit.jar
Running problems
problem: I am having a problem with the actual programme.I can open the programme by right clicking and then I choose “Open with Java”. This I believe opens the actual programme.
When I try to open the file wsj_0050.c using “open file” I get… wsj_0050.t (no such file or directory).
I will add that I am using Linux.
I have unzipped the file wsj_0050.c and saved it to desktop.
I have also tried extracting and saving all the files from the folder task1.zip to desktop, and then opening the file wsj_0050.c
I then get the error wsj_0050.a (no such file or directory)
Answer: Make sure that the file wsj_0050.a
(which is a part of the archive) is also in the desktop and it has read permission for you.
Reply: That seems to have worked. I have the programme working. I now have to find out how to use it.
Problem: I can now open the programme. But, once I try to work with it, my computer locks up.
I can open the file wsj_0050.c I can see the different texts in the top window. I can create a box in the lower window. But, once I try to use the dropdown menus the whole thing locks up and crashes my system.
Also I just downloaded Java 1.6 in XP and tried to run the programme in XP. I cannot get the programme to run.
Reply: Whenever the application crashes, there should be a record of it in the log. Send me the log file (wsj_0050.log), I'll try to figure out what happened. Can you be more specific about what happens in XP when you try to run it?
Reply:I will send the log.
When I try to use the programme in xp I get the error “Could not find the main class. Programme will exit.”
Reply: This is weird, either you have an old version of cedit.jar
or your Java version is less than 1.6
. You can find out the version on the command line (in Start→Run… dialog, type cmd
and press OK
, then type
java -version
The first row of the output contains the version).
Reply: Yes thank you. I thought had downloaded and installed 1.6. But apperently I was trying to use 1.5
I am now using 1.6 and the programme works.
by Intelligent Information and Communication Systems Department of FernUniversität in Hagen.