gshop editor by tekk

[Eclipse369]

Im running windows 7 and when I try to run gshop ediot with the LAUNCHER batch file, it loads a command prompt screen then disapeers immediatly and the program isnt loaded. Anyone know how I can fix this?

[MentaL]

[Drakaer]

edit the batch file and put pause at the end on a new line then run the file again. It should tell you what the error is and why its not running.

I think tekks editors use java so you may be missing that.

[Eclipse369]

well i was sure i had java, but just in case I re-downloaded/re-installed it and it still dosn't work

this is what it says

[[D@nte]]

You didn't tell your system where to find the java exe ...
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[tbnanubis]

reboot after installing java to get the environment variables properly set, specify the path to java by hand, or just don't use pirated windows.

[Eclipse369]

lol not a pirated windows :p this is the windows 7 that came with my laptop when i bought it :D but ill try what you guys said thanks

Edit: Yea i restarted my computer and it didn't work. How do I specify the java path by hand?

[[D@nte]]

How to install Java

[Eclipse369]

Why didn't that show up in my google search? :( Anyways thanks for the help. It worked.

[343]

If you're running Win7 press the WINDOWS KEY + PAUSE/BREAK
then select "Advanced System Settings" along the left side of the window/panel

Then on the ADVANCED TAB in the system properties dialog is the "Environment Variables"

[tbnanubis]

If you're running Win7 press the WINDOWS KEY + PAUSE/BREAK
then select "Advanced System Settings" along the left side of the window/panel

Then on the ADVANCED TAB in the system properties dialog is the "Environment Variables"

never had to do this though... it should work on the fly with the oracle java installer. I really have no idea how ppl manage it to mess that up.

[343]

never had to do this though... it should work on the fly with the oracle java installer. I really have no idea how ppl manage it to mess that up.

This is true, that was just an answer to this:

lol not a pirated windows :p this is the windows 7 that came with my laptop when i bought it :D but ill try what you guys said thanks

Edit: Yea i restarted my computer and it didn't work. How do I specify the java path by hand?

[Psytrac]

you could also path java in the bat file.

for example: "c:\program files (x86)\<rest of path>\java.exe"

never had to do this though... it should work on the fly with the oracle java installer. I really have no idea how ppl manage it to mess that up.

I've had issues with 64bit PCs, that's why I just edit bat files for it

[[D@nte]]

Setting the enviroment variable is the better way (seeimng the long term use) than editing every java starting bat file by hand

[Eclipse369]

How to install Java

that worked for me guys, thanks for the help again

[tbnanubis]

you could also path java in the bat file.

for example: "c:\program files (x86)\<rest of path>\java.exe"




I've had issues with 64bit PCs, that's why I just edit bat files for it

i usually install 64bit java on 64bit systems, maybe thats the problem.

[das7002]

Doesn't matter which you use anyway... .class files are JVM code not machine. It is better to install the native bit width for the operating system for RAM purposes...
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[tbnanubis]

that's why my assumption is, the 32bit installer only sets the environment variables correctly on 32bit systems.