Where is jEditLauncher???

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, 23 June, 2004 - 07:45

Hi,

I just downloaded and installed 42pre14. I upgraded from 4.0.3, and I notice there is now no windows EXE.

This FAQ Item (http://jedit.org/FAQ/installation.html#id2877328) refers to JeditLauncher, but I don't see anything like this in my install directory, and I don't see any exe's.

What am I missing? I need to have an exe so I can set up right-click sendto and associate files and such.

Thanks,
Chad

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by vcd163vcd1631 on Sat, 16/09/2006 - 11:38

werew

by vcd163vcd1631 on Sat, 09/09/2006 - 12:39

launcher is back

by Anonymous on Thu, 30/09/2004 - 14:41

I don't know what the bug problems with the old launcher were.
I created one for myself and it works for me.
If you want to try it out.

www.mbisping.de/jedit/launcher.html

Thanks a lot!

by Anonymous on Thu, 07/04/2005 - 15:10

Works really fine!

Thanks for the Windows jEdit .exe-based launcher!

by paulflory on Sat, 08/01/2005 - 21:30

I was OK with using .bat files and registry modifications, but there are cases where those approaches don't work so well.

For example, the fine archiving software, 7-zip (see sourceforge), requires an .exe file for the default Editor. No .bat files. So your program does the trick.

Appreciated this.

-Paul

If anyone wants to try 4.3pre

by Anonymous on Sat, 08/01/2005 - 23:44

If anyone wants to try 4.3pre1 with a new jEdit Launcher, there's an experimental windows installer here (with an experimental jEdit Launcher):

http://www.rutherfurd.net/jedit/launcher/files/jedit43pre1install.exe

I've been using it, but other than that, it hasn't received much testing, so some would be appreciated.

Please report success and/or failure to either devel@jedit.org or oliver@jedit.org.

Any Chance of Continuing Development of this Installer?

by lefty on Sat, 11/02/2006 - 16:31

Just wanted to say that I've been using jEdit from your installer for a while now and it's been very stable for me. Thank you for your work.

I've also been using your installer to evangelize coworkers (most of whom are still using notepad!?).

Is there any talk of incorporating your installer into the official release?

Are there any licensing issue

by Anonymous on Thu, 30/09/2004 - 15:22

Are there any licensing issues w/ext4j? Could this exe be included with future versions of jEdit?

exe4j license

by mbisping on Fri, 01/10/2004 - 09:55

I've got a licence for the exe4j programm and may distribute any launcher-exe files that I create without restriction.
As creator of the jedit.exe I license it under the GPL.

By the way
it tries to find a JRE 1.3 or higher in the following sequence
windows Registry
JAVA_HOME
JDK_HOME

I could add more environment variables or directories if needed.

it also allows passthrough VM parameters
e.g.
-J-Xmx256M

It's a mess

by Anonymous on Thu, 15/07/2004 - 01:48

This has some answers

I installed a version of this jEdit a month or so ago on a WindowsXP machine. It worked just fine. Now I do the same with the latest version on a new machine and it's all screwed up.

Instead of whining about having to answer the question all the time post some warnings up about the radical change in the way it installs. The new installation instructions are worthless and don't achieve the same results as on previous installs.

I know this project is your baby but as we all know, when developing software an application is either a reliable tool, or a buggy timewaster. Now that we all have antivirus, antispyware and firewall software butting in all the time clear and simple installs are tricky enough.

same problem here. I've done

by sensemann on Fri, 25/06/2004 - 17:02

same problem here. I've done fresh installs on two of my systems (both Win XP Pro) and there's no Launcher (read: exe) after installation (which runs smooth by the way)

Same here

by Anonymous on Mon, 28/06/2004 - 00:07

Winxp Pro Sp1
jEdit 4.2pre14
java SE 1.4.2_03

I used the java instaler and the root of jedit's install path has only jedit.jar and the directories.

See the change log. Sorry to

by Anonymous on Mon, 28/06/2004 - 00:27

See the change log. Sorry to be curt, but answering this [repeated] question is getting old.

jEditLauncher, change log

by Anonymous on Thu, 08/07/2004 - 19:53

The question will keep getting asked until the documentation (such as the FAQ installation section) is updated and doesn't conflict with whatever the change log says.

Again, where is the change log? A URL please?

ahd@jeditcomm.plus.kew.com

What is the change log ? Sor

by Anonymous on Tue, 06/07/2004 - 20:39

What is the change log ?
Sorry to insist, but it's the first installation here, so I don't have any previous version.
I run a Win98se and the 4.2pre14 version has no launcher, no quick launch icon, no program menu and no shell integration.
A frind has the same problem on Xp.

well... sorry bout that. so h

by Anonymous on Mon, 28/06/2004 - 07:47

well... sorry bout that. so how else do i start jedit then??

Using shortcut to start Jedit

by gkl on Wed, 07/07/2004 - 08:12

One way to start Jedit without Jedit Launcher is use a windows shortcut:

1) create a shortcut on the desktop.
2) Edit the shortcut properties as follow:
- in the "target" box, depending on the location of your jre, enter something like this:
"C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_04\bin\javaw.exe" -classpath %CLASSPATH%;jedit.jar org.gjt.sp.jedit.jEdit

- in the "start in" box, depending on the location of your Jedit installation, enter something like this:
"C:\Program Files\jEdit 4.2pre14\"

The shortcut will start Jedit using your system classpath.

Well, but how to open from explorer??

by Anonymous on Fri, 17/09/2004 - 17:36

The shortcut works well, but i'd like to be able to say (under windows):

.txt, open with, jedit!!

How then??

without launcher, jedit is dead for windows...

by Anonymous on Tue, 21/09/2004 - 10:37

Is's madnesss not to include the launcher of Jedit for windows anymore. It simply means the death of Jedit on the windows platform. I have been using Jedit for over a year, but I am now seriously considering abandonning it and going back to the proprietary UltraEdit.

Too bad.

Don't need jedit launcher

by Anonymous on Thu, 23/09/2004 - 11:36

1) Bring up command prompt. Type:

ftype txtfile="c:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_05\bin\javaw.exe" -jar "c:\Program Files\jEdit\jedit.jar" -reuseview "%1"

Obviously replace the java path and jedit path with your paths.

2) Next, in command prompt, type
assoc file_extension=txtfile
where file_extension is the file extension, including the preceding "." that you want to associate with jedit. For example, to associate java files type,
assoc .java=txtfile

Done.

Easy to do without the launch

by Anonymous on Tue, 21/09/2004 - 11:58

Easy to do without the launcher. On my system I just put the following line for the file associations:
"C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_04\bin\javaw.exe" -jar "C:\Program Files\jEdit\jedit.jar" -reuseview "%1"
and it works like a treat.. double click...

Just reinstall pre13

by Anonymous on Mon, 28/06/2004 - 12:00

I've just re-installed pre13 (which brings the launcher with it) and unchecked everything except the jeditLauncher. Afterwards i installed pre14 in the same dir. done Eye-wink

HTH
Karsten

pre13 available?

by Anonymous on Thu, 21/10/2004 - 20:15

I looked for pre13 on the download and Sourceforge pages, but don't see it. Does anyone know where I could find it? Thanks!

jEditLauncher

by Anonymous on Fri, 09/07/2004 - 12:14

It also works if you install the jEditLauncher component of a previous version over the already installed jEdit program directory. Be careful to deselect everything else.
Anyway, I disagree with the stripout of the launcher from the package because it causes more inconvenience to the users used to shell integration than the bugs it contains. Anyway I didn't notice any kind of bugs using it.

I'm not sure my problem is ex

by john_duh on Tue, 06/07/2004 - 09:47

I'm not sure my problem is exactly the same: I have installed jEdit under windows XP as administrator, but can't start it from a non-administrator account. I get the errormessage "The jEditLauncher component does not appear to be installed. Do you wish to install it now?" What to do?

I have identical problem.

by Anonymous on Thu, 09/09/2004 - 19:16

Running jedit 4.1 (not pre 4.2) under Win 2K. Exactly the same problem - same error message etc. Install seemed OK.

- Peter R.

administrative rights

by Anonymous on Thu, 14/10/2004 - 11:33

I also regrets that it has been removed from the distribution as it was useful to edit the file.
Now when I use java -jar jedit.jar "%1", I have files opened as c:\HELLOW~1\HELLOW~1.JAV instead of c:\helloworld\helloworld.java and of course all the indentation and colorisation is gone as the extention is .JAV

I think that the problem comes from the administrative rights. I always installed it without problems but now I don't have the administrative rights on my Win 2K and I saw this message error.

Anthony : adagoubard @ chello . nl

re:administrative rights

by Anonymous on Sun, 02/01/2005 - 14:26

instead of "%1" ( that's a one ) use "%L" for long file names.

-Mike

Shouldn't have taken it out

by Anonymous on Wed, 20/10/2004 - 02:34

I want to add my 2 cents. I concur with the posts above, though the more technical will find a way to manually edit the registry, create batch files, create custom helper exe's, ect, the common windows user looking for a new editing program will not accept this program if they can't simply double click a text file and have it open in Jedit.

In a conflicting opinion, I can see why the exe was removed as it defeats the java spirit of things. However, without smooth Jedit integration into any environment, Jedit and all it's glory suddenly becomes more difficult and therefore less desirable to use.

Brandon

Just create a jedit.bat file

by Anonymous on Thu, 16/12/2004 - 15:52

Just create a jedit.bat file in the jedit program folder

"C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_05\bin\javaw.exe" -jar "C:\Program Files\jEdit\jedit.jar" -reuseview "%1"

You'll be able to choose this "program" in the file association dialog

ZeR0

I added a start in front of i

by Anonymous on Thu, 10/02/2005 - 18:58

I added a start in front of it to get the dos box immidiately closed after double clicking on a file. So my jedit.bat is now:

@echo off
start "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_01\bin\javaw.exe" -jar "C:\Program Files\jEdit\jedit.jar" -reuseview "%1"

I can't get start in front to work

by Anonymous on Thu, 31/03/2005 - 11:06

When i added the @echo off and the start as you have shown I get the error "Windows can't find '-jar'"

Am I doing something wrong?

correct JEdit batch file

by Anonymous on Thu, 14/04/2005 - 07:52

A simple jedit.cmd file should contain this:

start "JEdit" "C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_06\bin\javaw.exe" -jar "C:\Program Files\jEdit\jedit.jar" -reuseview %*

The start command uses the first parameter in double quotes as title for the cmd window.

werwerew

by vcd163vcd1631 on Sun, 15/10/2006 - 14:58

windows cannot find -jar

by Anonymous on Fri, 04/03/2005 - 04:59

That's the error I get when I try this .bat file as the file association.
Windows XP, jEdit ver. 4.2 final

I love jEdit, but I would love it even more if I could open it with just a double click on the file...pretty puhleeeeasse!

Noobs

by Anonymous on Tue, 22/03/2005 - 15:09

I would first like to say that as a programmer I hate noobs. Most of you just wanted something, looked for 2.5 seconds, and then complained. Actually spend time to look for what you want and get it. I installed jEdit 4.2 with the WINDOWS installer. This includes everything necessary to add 'Open with jedit' to the right click event of EVERY file. If you want to double click on a text file and jedit to be the default, well then follow the advice listed here.

Also, be wary that jEdit 4.2 defaulty opens Microsoft Visual Studio files on some machines. This is NOT a jEdit problem, but actually a Microsoft problem. Due to soft coding of the default opening program for those file types, jEdit is actually the default.

And here is an EXCELLENT program to fix all your file type associations that Microsoft screwed up. WAssociate

Fixed my friends association problem and can also be used to make jedit your default txt file opener. Enjoy!

Oh and use www.google.com and search for some of this stuff before you complain noobs.

Pure Arrogance

by Anonymous on Thu, 14/04/2005 - 02:09

I too am a programmer, and i dont share your arrogant mindset. Taking away functionality from a previous release will introduce unnecessary problems and frustrations, and will cause people to either stick with the previous release or use another editor (Congratulations). A Programs purpose is to help a user perform a task, making it harder for them to achieve that task (for the sake of 'the spirit of java' is absolutely ridiculous). It is still a program and if it is possible to make it more convenient/productive to use, then it should be done.

Were not talking about including 'new features', this is a fundamental requirement for all applications (because thats the way every other application on the OS behaves).

Why the hell should thousands of users suffer or care if the programmer chose to write their program in Java?

Presumably because they want

by Denyer on Tue, 28/02/2006 - 16:16

Presumably because they want an IDE with a lot of features for free.

I'm not a programmer in any real sense -- not since about 1994 under RISC OS -- and haven't had any problems so far.

Two points:

a) "thousands of users" aren't required to upgrade, and
b) there's a launcher available that works well.

If people can't wrap their heads around that, an editor that doesn't even use a friendly tabbed MDI as standard might not be for them. jEdit's great for those of us who have a need for it -- who are also people who can work out how to use it -- but it's overkill for the average user.

Open with jEdit

by Anonymous on Wed, 06/04/2005 - 10:48

For those who still do not know to get an "Open with jEdit" entry in the context menu of every file:

create a file, let's call it jEdit.reg, with the following contents (between, but not including the ---------):
----------------
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\jEdit.exe]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\jEdit.exe\shell]

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\jEdit.exe\shell\edit]
@="javaw.exe -jar \"C:\Program Files\jEdit\jedit.jar\" -reuseview \"%1\""
--------------------
Then run this file by (double)clicking on it. The system asks if you really want to enter these data into the registry. Yes, you want.
That's it.
N.B: this assumes that javaw.exe is in your path. If not, prepend the full path of the directory javaw.exe is in to javaw.exe.
N.B: this assumes also that you have installed jEdit into C:/Program Files/jEdit. If you have installed it soemwhere else, change this path accordingly.

The nice thing is: you can do this with other editors as well (I started doing this for vim), and you can easily take this file with you to other computers you work on. Saves you the hassle of clicking and scrolling a lot in regedit.

Greetings, Dirk

Launcher Performance

by Anonymous on Sun, 01/05/2005 - 08:26

Just wanted to add my tuppence worth to this fairly popular issue. I too mourn the passing of the previous launcher - mainly due to performance reasons. Just try comparing opening a dozen or so files with the native 4.2 Open with... context menu entry, then install the "New jEdit Launcher" from http://www.rutherfurd.net/jEdit/launcher/. Hint: it's faster Smiling

file	ver	dls
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Hypersearch results analysis	1.0	2238
German Language Pack for jEdit 5 (up-to-date)	5.3	4147
Goal column macros	1.0	4034
Hyper-search all .txt files in home dir	1	3290
Select line	1.0	3450
Open_Copied_Path.bsh	1.0	8504
Select_All_or_Lines.bsh	1.0	3415
A BeanShell macro script to search and open a recent file or a file in the current directory.	1.0	5637
Select contents in between parentheses (excluding parentheses)	1.0	3545

file	ver	dls
German Localization light	4.4.2.1	96500
Context Free Art (*.cfdg)	0.31	46061
BBEdit scheme	1.0	18600
JBuilder scheme	.001	18501
ColdFusion scheme	1.0	18030
R Edit Mode - extensive version	0.1	17480
Advanced HTML edit mode	1.0	16212
Matlab Edit Mode	1.0	16074
jEdit XP icons	1.0	15235
XP icons for jEdit	1.1	14299

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