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Java/OpenJDK
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Hello

First: THANK YOU Christian for providing this wonderful program for free!

Oracle changed the licencing of Java for commercial/business environment: therefore I did deinstall Oracle Java from my computer and installed OpenJDK instead.
OpenJDK for Windows can be found in different versions at www.adoptopenjdk.net

With OpenJDK:
--> RouteCoverter EXE versions (2.26 and Prerelease 2.27 snapshot 85) don't work. 
--> RouteCoverter JAR versions (2.26 and Prerelease 2.27 snapshot 85) DO work! Smile

In Windows I'm not able to link gpx files to the JAR version to open it automatically by double-clicking on the file.
Does someone have a suggestion?

Thanks

Kenny
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(22.10.2019, 08:38)Kenny Wrote: First: THANK YOU Christian for providing this wonderful program for free!

(22.10.2019, 08:38)Kenny Wrote: With OpenJDK:
--> RouteCoverter EXE versions (2.26 and Prerelease 2.27 snapshot 85) don't work. 

That's a known issue of launch4j which is used behind the scenes: https://sourceforge.net/p/launch4j/bugs/197/

The author states there

Quote:If you mean the Adopt installer, this will work. Just select the registry key option during installation.

(22.10.2019, 08:38)Kenny Wrote: In Windows I'm not able to link gpx files to the JAR version to open it automatically by double-clicking on the file.
Does someone have a suggestion?

Have a look here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2257...pplication

Quote:Create a RouteConverter.bat file and place it next to your RouteConverter.jar file and write the following code inside it:
Code:
@echo off
title RouteConverter
start javaw -jar RouteConverter.jar %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
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Christian
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