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L2JConfig does not start anymore can you help me please?
I have Windows 7 x64. I installed both x64 and x86 versions of the latest Java update (jdk1.6.0_15) and (jre6) I also added the following inside system variables, "Java Home" -> C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_15 and in "Path" -> C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.6.0_15\bin\ and I downloaded the latest unstable release of Gracia Final.
GameServer and LoginServer work perfectly (NO ...javaw is not an external or internal command...)
If GameServer and LoginServer work perfectly why L2JConfig does not. Am I missing something?
lishawj wrote:If you want to configure the properties files, do it by manually with notepad if L2Jconfig is not working in Windows 7.
I can do that for the properties but how about if I want to create a hexid? How can I do that manually?
The weird thing is that it used to work. Then I decided to install Eclipse in order to compile and change the L2J server. I think something happen there but I cannot figure it out.
janiii wrote:you can just run the register gameserver with parameter that it runs in command line.
btw. dou you get some error when launching register or config?
Nothing. It's not loading at all. I even checked the task manager to see if the processes javaw.exe or the L2JConfig.exe are running but nothing. I am sure it was working on Windows 7 before. Shall I go to an earlier Java update?
Just a thought and I have not tested this yet but I was looking at my database just now and notice that the gameserver table has the hexid and server number of the hexid.txt file. Maybe you can simply change the gameserver table information to match whatever is in the hexid.txt file. I would use an old hexid.txt file and modify it to match one of the server from servernames.xml. Again, I had not tested this but just a thought.
