1. SlimRemote.ewe with ewe.jar, works perfect 2. SlimRemote.ewe with ewe.exe, does not work
This is odd. What versions of ewe are you using? Are both the same?
3. SlimRemote.exe, does not work and shows no dos window so I can't see any log messages.
"does not work" means you're experiencing the aforementioned issues, or doesn't it start at all? Can you browse the music collection?
I think the dos window pops up when a log message is written, so since no dos windows pops up in the new version I think your log messages are never reached.
Exactly, except that the messages aren't generated by myself. It's the VM who's spitting when there's an exception.
Or maybe it depends how you write the log messages ?
I don't write them in this case (there were some homegrown messages in the very first release, though). When there's some "exception" printed, it's the VM.
Maybe it does not show log messages maybe it just shows those exceptions which are not catched by the application ?
Exactly. A proper program should handle all exceptions...
Or should I look somewhere else for the log messages than in the dos window ?
Are you Java savvy? I could send you the code with all the ressources needed. Any comment to my poor code is appreciated - as long as it helps improving my style ;-).
two cases with the old version which shown the exception it worked the same but the application opened a new dos window which showed an exeception every second.
Interesting. I do not catch anymore what I _thought_ was the problem. I removed that code again. The situation therefore should be about the same as when you reported for the first time. Except that it now should include more debugging information (line numbers etc.) in case of an exception.
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