Dear Kausik.

On 17/10/2016 08:54, Mungo Carstairs (Staff) wrote:
> As a workaround, are you able to edit the jnlp file that is downloaded for 
> Jalview Webstart to increase max-heap-size say to 2G? And run from the 
> command line with javaws.

You can do this automatically with this link:

http://www.jalview.org/services/launchApp?Version=Release&jvm-max-heap=2G

> 1.       I have 32-bit Java JRE v.1.8.0_101 on my Windows 10 x64 machine.
OK.

> 6.       So, I tried: install-jalview.exe LAX_VM “C:\Program Files
(x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_101\bin\java.exe” –i gui
> 7.       The installation went through this time. I was asked to
specify a folder for installation, which I did.
This sounds good...

> 8.       The installation was finished with a note that there were errors.

The installer creates a log containing errors - this should be in the
directory where you unpacked install-jalview.exe

> Now I find that none of the Java .jar executables in the created
Jalview program folder work. None. Double-clicking on them returns no
action at all.

That's not surprising. The install anywhere version creates a
Jalview.exe which you should run to launch the program. If the
installation was successful (which it may not have been) then the
runnable program should have the Jalview logo.


> I cannot use the web-based version, because my FASTA files are large
and I am running out of memory (I tried).

As Mungo suggested - using the webstart + custom memory setting route is
the way forward here. We're working on a smoother way of launching
Jalview with specific memory settings, but for the moment, the launchApp
URL is the easiest way.


Let us know how you get on, Kauskik.
Jim.

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