Looking for help setting up CheerpJ to run a .Jar Client on my website
Need someone that is willing to help me.
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Hi, please provide more information about what you tried so far and what problems you are encountering.
A good place to start is the CheerpJ tutorial: https://cheerpj.com/docs/getting-started/Java-app
My colleague @Elisabeth might be able to help you further if needed
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Well yes ive done this and the script launches but i do not see my app appearing
Can you confirm that the tutorial work if you follow it step-by-step?
Also, please share any error you might have in the console log, it's not possible for us to help you otherwise.
See here for more information on how to provide effective debug information: https://cheerpj.com/docs/guides/cheerpj-debug
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Debugging CheerpJ - CheerpJ Documentation
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I get the .jar.js error 404 loader.js:414 GET
I have jar not .jar.js
jar.js files are not used at all since CJ3.0
You are somehow following documentation for CheerpJ 2.3
Please follow the tutorial I have linked
Hey, CheerpJ makes use of a virtual file system since applications that are running in the browser are not able to interact with the local file system out of the box. You can read more about it in our documentation: https://cheerpj.com/docs/explanation/File-System-support
The error you are seeing likely happens because the application is using a local path for file interactions, which does not correspond to the virtual file system. A solution for this would be to create the needed directory structure in the virtual file system and move the needed files there. Or to configure the application to write to the
/files mounting point instead of using cwd.Leaning Technologies Developer Hub
Files and filesystems - CheerpJ Documentation
Virtual filesystems and how to use them