https://sourceforge.net/p/jampal/bugs/2008-07-23T21:52:24ZRecent changes to bugs2008-07-23T21:52:24Z2008-07-23T21:52:24Zkyripapahttps://sourceforge.net/u/kyripapa/https://sourceforge.netb34f2c7e5345f47370091977a391a99d4940c169

hello.i am using the jampal exe version and it can't play some of the greek songs i have downloaded from the internet.

2006-01-16T07:40:25Z2006-01-16T07:40:25ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.net30ba63e998932952dcbfd3aa8fba84ef16a4ff05

Hi. Your Project looks promising to me, so I went ahead and downloaded it to install on Gentoo Linux. There are a number of windows-specific things in your build-script: build.sh $JAVA\_HOME on Linux systems seldomly starts with "C:\\..." I changed it to something more relevant. Next error I get is that javac cannot find build/classes/pgbennet/jampal.java It took me a while to find out that the file was there, but spelled Jampal.java - case make a world of differences on \*X-Systems. After changing that, too, the script aborted saying "cygpath: command not found", which is not surprising, either. I deleted the cygpath reference from build.sh and - lo and behold - it DID compile. Finish without error\! So, your Code is not \_quite\_ platform-independent, you might want to look into making it. However, I wasn't able to run the thing: $ java jampal.jar Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: jampal/jar $ Since I don't know jack about Java, I have no clue as to what this means. Anyway, good luck with your project in the future... -karsten