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Lee Webber Guest
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 11:03 am Post subject: Suddenly, no windows in IDE (Windows XP) |
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I posted the following to this newsgroup via Google (it doesn't seem to have shown up here):
| Quote: | I installed JBuilder X on Windows XP Personal about two months
ago,and have been working on a project using JDataStore &
servlets. Suddenly, (of course) a day and a half before a
presentation, the IDE doesn't work *at all*.
Specifically, when I start up the program I get the title bar,
the menu line, and the first line of icons and nothing else.
This happens whether I start the program from the icon or from
the command line, and whether I specify JBuilder or
JBuilderW. If I kill the program from the Windows Task
Manager, it says JBuilderW is unresponsive; if I kill it
anyway, the task usually but not always kills.
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sshaughnessy responded (in part):
| Quote: | Can you provide a thread dump by typing ctrl-break in a
console window when you are running the app?
I assume you have already looked at things in the debugger.
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I didn't make myself clear. When I said "the program" above, I meant JBuilder itself. When I start JBuilder up, I get the behavior described above. When I type ctrl-break there, nothing happens. Of course, I never get as far as the debugger, because I never get to run my program. I could run it blind of course
-- I've tried that -- but of course I can't see what happens without there being anything project, structure, message, etc. windows.
I have of course pulled down the View menu; it claims all the above windows are there. But of course the main problem is that JBuilder is hung (i.e., unresponsive); Windows says so when I try to kill JBuilder.
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MattS Guest
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 1:47 pm Post subject: Re: Suddenly, no windows in IDE (Windows XP) |
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Your problem seems similar to a problem I had. While I think its
inexcusable, it was easily fixed.
Check out my posting on 4/11 entitled "JBX ran for months, today it
doesn't".
Lee Webber wrote:
| Quote: | I posted the following to this newsgroup via Google (it doesn't seem to have shown up here):
I installed JBuilder X on Windows XP Personal about two months
ago,and have been working on a project using JDataStore &
servlets. Suddenly, (of course) a day and a half before a
presentation, the IDE doesn't work *at all*.
Specifically, when I start up the program I get the title bar,
the menu line, and the first line of icons and nothing else.
This happens whether I start the program from the icon or from
the command line, and whether I specify JBuilder or
JBuilderW. If I kill the program from the Windows Task
Manager, it says JBuilderW is unresponsive; if I kill it
anyway, the task usually but not always kills.
sshaughnessy responded (in part):
Can you provide a thread dump by typing ctrl-break in a
console window when you are running the app?
I assume you have already looked at things in the debugger.
I didn't make myself clear. When I said "the program" above, I meant JBuilder itself. When I start JBuilder up, I get the behavior described above. When I type ctrl-break there, nothing happens. Of course, I never get as far as the debugger, because I never get to run my program. I could run it blind of course
-- I've tried that -- but of course I can't see what happens without there being anything project, structure, message, etc. windows.
I have of course pulled down the View menu; it claims all the above windows are there. But of course the main problem is that JBuilder is hung (i.e., unresponsive); Windows says so when I try to kill JBuilder.
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Lee Webber Guest
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Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2004 5:41 pm Post subject: Re: Suddenly, no windows in IDE (Windows XP) |
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To quote: "Bingo -- thanks."
MattS <mfsm (AT) erols (DOT) com> wrote:
| Quote: | Your problem seems similar to a problem I had. While I think
its inexcusable, it was easily fixed.
Check out my posting on 4/11 entitled "JBX ran for months,
today it doesn't".
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