Uncaught Exception occurred in Thread[JavaFX Application Thread,5,main] #5446
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Siedlerchr
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Could confirm this under windows, too:
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JabRef 5.0.0-dev--2019-10-14----d2ddff574 I can confirm this issue as well. |
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JabRef 5.0.0-dev--2019-10-14----d2ddff574 |
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This should be fixed in the latest development version. Could you please check the build from http://builds.jabref.org/master/. Thanks! Please remember to make a backup of your library before trying-out this version. |
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Now Java just crashed when starting Jabref, core dump attached. Note that "The crash happened outside the Java Virtual Machine in native code." |
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The exception is thrown from some network/proxy detection class in the VM. Do you maybe have an old instance of java or jabref lurking around? |
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I have Java 12.0.2 and the JabRef version from today. |
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@tobiasdiez Thanks, it works again under: JabRef 5.0.0-dev--2019-10-16----e36daae20 |
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@Siedlerchr, you were right, the problem's gone now. |
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JabRef 5.0.0-dev--2019-10-17----e81d58c51 Can confirm that the issue is fixed in the current development version. |
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how to fix it? |
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I am getting this exception still in 2021.. |
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You need to report which JabRef version you are using. |
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JabRef 5.2--2020-12-24--6a2a512 I am also running into this issue. It is only occurring with one of my libraries and not any others. |
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Have you tried the latest dev build? Remember to make a backup of your JabRef database before installing the current development version. |
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@AEgit I tried the dev build and it appears to be working fine now! Thanks. |
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Cheers! |
This version is OK. |
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Hi All, I have just installed version JabRef 5.10 as 'phyzhenli' suggested that works. Unfortunately it does not work. The error message sent is: "Uncaught Exception occurred in Thread[#31,JavaFX Application Thread,5,main] I use Ubuntu 2204 JabRef version 5.3 worked fine. Could anyone suggest a solution? Thanks. |
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Can you past the whole stack trace/the whole content of the error message? |
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Thank you for answering. Meanwhile, I upgraded my opendk java to version 17. It was effectless, and it is understandable because ThiloteE writes that JabRef comes with its own bundled java version. It is OK. I did not know this information. Further, I downgraded to JabRef version 5.3, which version worked for me in last summer. However, this time version 5.3 also produced the same error. After that, I re-installed version 5.10. I install JabRef versions from .deb package via GDebi package installer. Here, I attach a text file with the details of the error message sent by version 5.10 and a screenshot |
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I have forgotten to write how to reproduce:
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Try:
in addition, you also could try to
if the portable version works, we know it has something to do with your system or the gdebi package manager. |
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Hi, there seems to be something wrong with the OO style. Can you try to reset your preferences? |
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Hi, The package 'libreoffice-java-common' is installed on my computer. Before I try the portable version, could give me some instruction how to reset my preferences, please? |
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Dear All, I have found out how to reset preferences: JabRef menu, Options -> the rightmost icon button in the left bottom corner "Reset preferences". I have reset, and restarted JabRef 5.10. No error message. It works perfectly! Thank you very much for your time and effort to help me and others. Best regards, |
JabRef version
JabRef 5.0.0-dev--2019-10-14----824b10363
Linux 5.0.0-31-generic amd64
Java 12.0.2
on Linux 18.04 installed from .deb file downloaded from https://builds.jabref.org/master/jabref_5.0.0-1_amd64.deb
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