Hi Larry,
Thanks, with red bold characters, I can't miss that I have to
configure the .ini file first !
Works fine now :-)
I gave a try to SkyJUMP with the 64 bits virtual machine, but it
couln't start the vm.
However, I did not try much.
Using a 64 bit OS and a 64 bits jvm may be very interesting to
process large datasets (over a few hundreds of Mb)
Regards,
Michal
Le 05/07/2011 15:41, Larry Becker a crit:
I haven't done any 64bit testing on SkyJUMP. It
should work if you modify the SkyJUMP.ini file in /bin.
-vm
C:\ASHSII\Jump\bin\j2re\bin\SkyJump.exe
-jararg1
-properties
-jararg2
workbench-properties.xml
-vmargs
-Xmx512m
-Xms40M
Change the -vm parameter to point to your jvm instead of the
included one. I suppose I need to make a 64 bit version.
Larry
2011/7/2 Michal Michaud michael.mich...@free.fr
Hi,
is there a 32bit jre installed? the skyjump exe is
probably 32bit and
therefor does not find the 64bit jre you have installed?
Yes my default (and currently unique) jre installed is a 32
bit version.
Michal
a wild guess, ede
On 02.07.2011 16:45, Michal Michaud wrote:
Hi Larry,
I have tried to install SkyJUMP_12_109.EXE on my
windows box (Vista 64 bits),
but the installation process stops with the
following message :
Any idea ?
Michal
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