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  1. #1
    dp
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    Starting Softsqueeze

    I find I am increasingly using Softsqueeze, especially since I finally
    got ssh tunelling figured out, and I am in awe of the fantastic job
    which Richard and others have done to build this. There is one
    remaining problem I have - starting Softsquueze on my laptop. The only
    way I can get this to go is to open a command prompt and type "java -jar
    softsqueeze.jar". This works fine and I can stream music from my home
    server to the office. However, despite repeated attempts I have failed
    to get any of the possible "one-click" options to start.
    Running XP (SP1) I get the following results for the various files in
    the Softsqueeze directory:

    1) double clicking the "Softsqueeze.jar" file - Error box "Java
    Virtual Machine Launcher" : Could not find the main class.

    2) Double clicking the "Softsqueeze.jnlp" file - After a brief Java
    splash box, "Java Web Start Launch File" Error box : Unable to launch
    the specified application. The details pop up for this error reports
    that the codebase has an invalid value:
    http://[%host%]/html/softsqueeze/. I have tried editing the [%host%] to
    an IP adresss (127.0.0.1) which seems as if it is going to work as it
    gives a Softsqueeze 1.7 splash screen, but this stalls at an endlessly
    flashing progress bar under "checking for latest version"

    3) Double clicking "webstart" brings up the webstart browser page
    reporting that Java is installed; clicking on step 2 produces the same
    result as seen in 2) above

    4) double clicking "applet" opens a browser page with a blank white box
    and a status line reporting Applet started but no further action.

    I'm sure its blindingly obvious what needs to be done, perhaps someone
    can point out my error.

    dp

  2. #2
    John Gorst
    Guest

    Starting Softsqueeze

    Sounds as if your java installation is a bit broken. Try uninstalling it
    and reinstalling it or upgrade to teh latest beta version

    Or you could set up a short cut on your desktop to "java -jar
    softsqueeze.jar". However that is not very 'dignified' and wont let
    you automatically runt eh latest version of softsqueeze supplied with
    slimserver.

    HTH
    dp wrote:
    > I find I am increasingly using Softsqueeze, especially since I finally
    > got ssh tunelling figured out, and I am in awe of the fantastic job
    > which Richard and others have done to build this. There is one
    > remaining problem I have - starting Softsquueze on my laptop. The only
    > way I can get this to go is to open a command prompt and type "java -jar
    > softsqueeze.jar". This works fine and I can stream music from my home
    > server to the office. However, despite repeated attempts I have failed
    > to get any of the possible "one-click" options to start.
    > Running XP (SP1) I get the following results for the various files in
    > the Softsqueeze directory:
    >
    > 1) double clicking the "Softsqueeze.jar" file - Error box "Java
    > Virtual Machine Launcher" : Could not find the main class.
    >
    > 2) Double clicking the "Softsqueeze.jnlp" file - After a brief Java
    > splash box, "Java Web Start Launch File" Error box : Unable to launch
    > the specified application. The details pop up for this error reports
    > that the codebase has an invalid value:
    > http://[%host%]/html/softsqueeze/. I have tried editing the [%host%] to
    > an IP adresss (127.0.0.1) which seems as if it is going to work as it
    > gives a Softsqueeze 1.7 splash screen, but this stalls at an endlessly
    > flashing progress bar under "checking for latest version"
    >
    > 3) Double clicking "webstart" brings up the webstart browser page
    > reporting that Java is installed; clicking on step 2 produces the same
    > result as seen in 2) above
    >
    > 4) double clicking "applet" opens a browser page with a blank white box
    > and a status line reporting Applet started but no further action.
    >
    > I'm sure its blindingly obvious what needs to be done, perhaps someone
    > can point out my error.
    >
    > dp

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