L2J Server

demian23 wrote:

_DS_ wrote:You start l2jserver by administrator ? JRE unable to load awt.dll.

in account administrator but when i want run the l2jserver how administrator gives me error.. but when i run the l2jserver its fine but this error comes unable to load awt.dll access denied

i use win7 ultimate 32bits

I use Win7 too. I had the same error, but i don't remember how I solved it, maybe it wasn't that big.
How do you try to run the server with administrator rights? You do right-click on command-line -> Run as administrator -> then type in: startGameServer.bat ? Windows is such a shit, that it will not allow you to run any program as an administrator even if you set the file's permissions (UAC sux).

As for "gives me error", what error you get besides awt.dll error?

Stake wrote:

demian23 wrote:

_DS_ wrote:You start l2jserver by administrator ? JRE unable to load awt.dll.

in account administrator but when i want run the l2jserver how administrator gives me error.. but when i run the l2jserver its fine but this error comes unable to load awt.dll access denied

i use win7 ultimate 32bits

I use Win7 too. I had the same error, but i don't remember how I solved it, maybe it wasn't that big.
How do you try to run the server with administrator rights? You do right-click on command-line -> Run as administrator -> then type in: startGameServer.bat ? Windows is such a shit, that it will not allow you to run any program as an administrator even if you set the file's permissions (UAC sux).

i cant run the server with admin rights because dont run xD

So, when you do this...

Start menu -> programs -> accessories -> right-click on the Command-line icon -> Run as administrator -> in the popup window, you go into the server's directory, where the startGameServer.bat is, and type in: startGameServer.bat

...what you see after? what error you get, or what doesn't run how? I didn't say you have to run the server directly as administrator, i said, you have to run the command-line as administrator, then everything you run through the command-line, that will be ran like that.

Stake wrote:So, when you do this...

Start menu -> programs -> accessories -> right-click on the Command-line icon -> Run as administrator -> in the popup window, you go into the server's directory, where the startGameServer.bat is, and type in: startGameServer.bat

...what you see after? what error you get, or what doesn't run how? I didn't say you have to run the server directly as administrator, i said, you have to run the command-line as administrator, then everything you run through the command-line, that will be ran like that.

same awt.dll: Access denied

Did you close all interfering processes in your system? Like firewall, anti-virus, hdd-scanner, etc...

hmm try to copy awt.dll to windows/system32 directory..
it is try... if this solution don't work the error message misleading, because from this directory you need no path variable etc... and access is granted..

Flashy wrote:hmm try to copy awt.dll to windows/system32 directory..
it is try... if this solution don't work the error message misleading, because from this directory you need no path variable etc... and access is granted..

If you do this and work, you will find out that program can't find axbridge.dll (next dll in alphabetic order).
I think the problem its in how you set the system variables.

If you can, try this and let me know how it goes:
In system variables:
Modify/Add JAVA_HOME pointing to C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_21\ (or the folder where you installed it)
On PATH delete java related stuff if there is any and add at the end:
;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin

Hope it helps you.

Zoey76 wrote:

Flashy wrote:hmm try to copy awt.dll to windows/system32 directory..
it is try... if this solution don't work the error message misleading, because from this directory you need no path variable etc... and access is granted..

If you do this and work, you will find out that program can't find axbridge.dll (next dll in alphabetic order).
I think the problem its in how you set the system variables.

If you can, try this and let me know how it goes:
In system variables:
Modify/Add JAVA_HOME pointing to C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_21\ (or the folder where you installed it)
On PATH delete java related stuff if there is any and add at the end:
;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin

Hope it helps you.

ok thanks i will test

Stake wrote:Did you close all interfering processes in your system? Like firewall, anti-virus, hdd-scanner, etc...

yeah

demian23 wrote:

Zoey76 wrote:

Flashy wrote:hmm try to copy awt.dll to windows/system32 directory..
it is try... if this solution don't work the error message misleading, because from this directory you need no path variable etc... and access is granted..

If you do this and work, you will find out that program can't find axbridge.dll (next dll in alphabetic order).
I think the problem its in how you set the system variables.

If you can, try this and let me know how it goes:
In system variables:
Modify/Add JAVA_HOME pointing to C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_21\ (or the folder where you installed it)
On PATH delete java related stuff if there is any and add at the end:
;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%JAVA_HOME%\jre\bin

Hope it helps you.

ok thanks i will test

dont work u.u

Omg, guys it is not a problem with variables. He has all set OK.

The problem is somewhere else.

I think there is a chance that demian23 is running server and game in the same machine (I know it's wrong, I'm just pointing it).
Probably Gameguard is messing around with dynamic memory.

Zoey76 wrote:I think there is a chance that demian23 is running server and game in the same machine (I know it's wrong, I'm just pointing it).
Probably Gameguard is messing around with dynamic memory.

I think the same:)

demian23 wrote:

Stake wrote:Did you close all interfering processes in your system? Like firewall, anti-virus, hdd-scanner, etc...

yeah

GameGuard could be also interfering. It's like an anti-virus, checks all files on open, but the system would not allow to "mess around" with the dynamic memory.

dude, that's exactly what Zoey said...