Thank you for the command line option. I used it and uncovered that Steve
was correct in the assumption that my app is throwing an error. I have
added a few debug output statements to help me identify the exact line that
is hanging. Let me give a few pre-qualifiers to the scenario.
1) my app uses a standard splash screen which runs some initialization and
registration checks
2) these checks are inside the postSplash function and the splash screen is
never displayed
3) i make use of a "loading" label object to show status messages to the
user
I suspected that my app would be hanging on the "loading" label
object modification statement of:
statusMsg.setText("Opening Registration System...");
but strangely enough it makes it past that line to hang on the next line:
Dialog.show("Device Registration", "We will need to perform registration
before you can make use of this application.", "OK", null);
I can see how both these lines of code could be problematic when the app
hasn't actually come into view yet, but I can't understand why the app
hasn't come into view yet.
On Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 5:38:34 AM UTC+1, Shai Almog wrote:
>
> Try running the project from command line using java -jar with your jar
> file name. It should be somewhere in the installation hierarchy.
>
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