Bug when using Java 8 (fixed)
Solved: install JSesh 6.5.5.
Ok, this is the same as the previous bug, but I'm more precise now. On windows, don't try to run JSesh with Java 8 installed now. Fetch a version of Java 1.7 instead. I willl find a solution when I have time.
Basically, Oracle modified the way of launching java programs, without telling anyone, and without checking it didn't break existing code. It does.
A Very important warning : if you install with java8, and try to launch JSesh as usual, a window with "Open With" will open. DON'T CHOOSE ANYTHING! CANCEL!.
So, if you try this:
[img_assist|nid=3050|title=Opening JSesh|desc=|link=none|align=center|width=464|height=630]
and get this:
[img_assist|nid=3051|title=Windows can't find java ?|desc=Problem met with windows 8 and JSesh... don't choose anything, cancel!|link=none|align=center|width=630|height=532]
Don't choose any program. Cancel (either with the "cancel" button, or by clicking the red cross).
If you really want to use Java 8 (for instance, because you use another software which depends on it), then you can open the JSesh folder, go to the "libJSesh" folder, and select jseshAppli.jar. Create a shortcut to it. This shortcut will run ok (or, alternatively, you can double click on jseshAppli.jar).
You can move the shortcut, but not the original jar file.
[img_assist|nid=3052|title=Creating a shortcut|desc=|link=none|align=center|width=630|height=542] The only thing is that the new shortcut sets a relatively low max memory for JSesh (which is usually not a problem, though).