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Hello everyone and good day πŸ‘‹πŸ˜,

can someone help me with this issue

i build source without any errors

buildtimesuccess.thumb.png.131b3b3342ed2fd2704683ed7ecbbb4b.png

 


but when i put .jar files in libs wp-gameserver.jar , wp-loginserver.jar and then open .bat files


i get this in StartGameServer.bat
GameServerRuntimeerror.png.6d424c247830040cbcf7732cf7fb9dc8.png

and this in StartLoginServer.bat
LoginServerRuntimeerror.png.18635efb39b7d1104166f41fef60c951.png

I set everything correctly in the Environment System
JavaSystemVariables.png.519485485309d455f3badca398acf522.png


echocmdJavaHome.png.76d2cde09dbf785629ccc03fbfc2604d.png

 

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and I am confused to find a solution πŸ˜•
Java Version: Java 8
and i'm using OpenJDK 8.0.372.7
File Version: WolfPack I bought it from L2fortune in 2017 (High Five)

thxπŸ™‚

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  On 5/19/2023 at 7:08 PM, auda2010 said:

Hello everyone and good day πŸ‘‹πŸ˜,

can someone help me with this issue

i build source without any errors

buildtimesuccess.thumb.png.131b3b3342ed2fd2704683ed7ecbbb4b.png

 


but when i put .jar files in libs wp-gameserver.jar , wp-loginserver.jar and then open .bat files


i get this in StartGameServer.bat
GameServerRuntimeerror.png.6d424c247830040cbcf7732cf7fb9dc8.png

and this in StartLoginServer.bat
LoginServerRuntimeerror.png.18635efb39b7d1104166f41fef60c951.png

I set everything correctly in the Environment System
JavaSystemVariables.png.519485485309d455f3badca398acf522.png


echocmdJavaHome.png.76d2cde09dbf785629ccc03fbfc2604d.png

 

EchocmdPath.png.2cff42ccd679082ebe2848e25a3df49f.png


and I am confused to find a solution πŸ˜•
Java Version: Java 8
and i'm using OpenJDK 8.0.372.7
File Version: WolfPack I bought it from L2fortune in 2017 (High Five)

thxπŸ™‚

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Make sure that you compiled it using the correct java version (i guess it's 1.8)

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  On 5/20/2023 at 2:06 PM, Zake said:

Make sure that you compiled it using the correct java version (i guess it's 1.8)

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This is what puzzles me because I am using jdk 1.8 and I used it from Oracle and this error appeared to me and I changed it to OpenJDK and this error appeared to me as well.

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i download it from here
jdk1.8fromwebsite.png.c6d548442752f13d4498250eb82e5064.png

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  On 5/20/2023 at 8:34 PM, Nightw0lf said:

this happens when you replace jar in a live server, did you shutdown before you replace the jar?

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no, I replaced the jar and the server is already Shutdown.

 

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Open eclipse -> window -> preferences -> java -> installed jres -> add openjdk if you didn't already.

then right click to project -> properties -> java build path -> double click JRE System Library -> change to open JDK.

then right click to build.xml -> run as -> external tools configurations -> JRE tab -> Separate JRE -> select the openjdk one -> apply -> run.

Also make sure that your JAVA_HOME environment variable points to the openjdk bin path

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watch this on the part of the eclipse configuration, its for acis but its the same principal

make sure ALL the server related jars are build in same jdk, check worst case this method in geodata is actually there.

 

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Also make sure that your JAVA_HOME environment variable points to the openjdk bin path
JavaSystemVariables.png.519485485309d455f3badca398acf522.pngechocmdJavaHome.png.76d2cde09dbf785629ccc03fbfc2604d.pngEchocmdPath.png.2cff42ccd679082ebe2848e25a3df49f.png

1.Open eclipse -> window -> preferences -> java -> installed jres -> add openjdk (Done)

jdk1.8fromeclipse_2.png.a02b987d95de92e10f444ae0d5ba5538.png

 

2.Open eclipse -> window -> preferences -> java -> installed jres -> Execution Environments (Done)

jdk1.8fromeclipse_2excutionEnviroments_2.png.0f64ed82ba9796cea40214f2f4b0b888.png

 

3.then right click to build.xml -> run as -> external tools configurations -> JRE tab -> Separate JRE -> select the openjdk one -> apply -> run. (Done)

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But after running
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should i install jre 11 for eclipce and installed jres -> Execution Environments?

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  On 5/21/2023 at 4:52 AM, auda2010 said:

Also make sure that your JAVA_HOME environment variable points to the openjdk bin path
JavaSystemVariables.png.519485485309d455f3badca398acf522.pngechocmdJavaHome.png.76d2cde09dbf785629ccc03fbfc2604d.pngEchocmdPath.png.2cff42ccd679082ebe2848e25a3df49f.png

1.Open eclipse -> window -> preferences -> java -> installed jres -> add openjdk (Done)

jdk1.8fromeclipse_2.png.a02b987d95de92e10f444ae0d5ba5538.png

 

2.Open eclipse -> window -> preferences -> java -> installed jres -> Execution Environments (Done)

jdk1.8fromeclipse_2excutionEnviroments_2.png.0f64ed82ba9796cea40214f2f4b0b888.png

 

3.then right click to build.xml -> run as -> external tools configurations -> JRE tab -> Separate JRE -> select the openjdk one -> apply -> run. (Done)

spacer.png

 

But after running
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should i install jre 11 for eclipce and installed jres -> Execution Environments?

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i guess you are using a new eclipse version. Unfortunately eclipse trolled hard on that part, jdk8 is an LTS version not supported by new ides. Go to eclipse website and download like 2021 version or something.

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  On 5/21/2023 at 11:21 AM, Zake said:

i guess you are using a new eclipse version. Unfortunately eclipse trolled hard on that part, jdk8 is an LTS version not supported by new ides. Go to eclipse website and download like 2021 version or something.

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  On 5/21/2023 at 1:20 PM, Nightw0lf said:

install latest version of java provided by the eclipse installation then use the required jdk 1.8, just watch the video

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I watched it and really benefited from it

Thank you for your help. Much appreciation and thanks to you @Nightw0lf @Zake 

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