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This directory contains the same set of JAR files as the lib directory and is maintained for backward compatibility with NetBeans 7. Here are some tips for working around problems that are sometimes seen during or following an installation. If you installed the bit version, you may have problems with applications that run on 32 bits. Note that the bit version is compatible with both bit and bit systems, but the reverse is not true.

Verify that you have a supported environment. JavaFX 2. The JavaFX Runtime installer will automatically uninstall previous versions. Double-click the. If you use a bundled installer, the installers run in the following order:. The default installation directory for the JavaFX 2. The JavaFX 2. To verify that you have JavaFX 2. JJJ 32k 20 20 gold badges 86 86 silver badges 99 99 bronze badges. Nathi Nathi 1 1 gold badge 2 2 silver badges 3 3 bronze badges. Add a comment.

Active Oldest Votes. Install 32bit JDK. Copy 'win32com. Copy 'javax. Copy 'comm. Now run your program and it should work. Improve this answer. Alan Alan 4 4 silver badges 11 11 bronze badges.

Are you saying that the rxtx package has the same classes and methods as does the javax. In an older versions of RXTX, yes. You could use the javax. In newer versions of RXTX, you will need to change imported packages from "javax. Compare the two API's here: rxtx. EDIT By an astounding piece of research i. Stephen C Stephen C k 90 90 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. Already on GitHub?

Sign in to your account. We expect the newly created project to run without issues, just like in the old deprecated Google App Engine for Eclipse plugin. I will send screenshots and more information once I get confirmation that this isn't a duplicate.

We've seen this on literally every computer in our organization for months, so I'm surprised no one has reported before and that it's been broken this long.

Once we overwrite the files CT4E downloads, newly created projects will then run. But on a fresh system with a freshly installed Cloud Tools for Eclipse plugin installed, we have to fix this manually. Also, it seems the installer isn't installing everything we need. We don't want to use Maven, but the CT4E appears to rely on these files in the Maven cache in order to even create and run a non-maven project. So we create a Maven project just to get maven to do what it seems like the installer isn't doing, getting all the dependencies it needs in order to function properly The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:.

Thanks for the report. It sounds like you may have had corrupt jar files in your. When you say "it fails because it can't read the following JAR files:" exactly what message did you see? Was there a stack trace on the console?

Sorry, something went wrong. After taking some time to look at this again on a fresh machine, I made some screenshots of the process I follow to create a new project. The first screenshot shows the newly created, non-maven, Google App Engine standard project. You can see the error messages in the problems tab regarding the archive. Even though this is not a Maven project, it still seems the project is referencing things in the.

This second screenshot documents my journey inside the. The third screenshot shows what settings I selected to create the project.

Disregard the differences in the project name. I didn't take the screenshot until after, but I assure you the settings are identical. The fourth screenshot shows the file on the Maven website.

Here you can see the file size of the JAR is 93kb, not 88kb:. After refreshing the project, I then create a new project, as shown in the seventh screenshot. Here we see that the problem no longer exists with the corrupted JAR file.

The old project; however, has error messages saying there is an unknown problem, and it's not clear how to resolve it. Instead, we just delete it. This happens on every single Windows machine in our organization.

We have to follow this process with every trainee who walks through our door. We delete and recreate new user accounts as new trainees enter the organization, and the.

Let me know if there are any other details I can provide. I'd like to help see this resolved, as there are people in the organization who are still clinging to the old, outdated, deprecated Google Plugin for Eclipse, and it seems the world is trying to move forward. Again, I'm happy to help. Thank you for the detailed reporting. I have some ideas for diagnostics. I will give you an update in a couple hours.

Random thought: your screenshot does not show the real Maven central, which is at search. Would it be possible to launch your Eclipse with eclipse -console and copy-and-paste the output here? After this, repeat the whole steps 1 to 7 again but with creating Maven App Engine Standard projects.

Is there a difference? Before you try all that, it might be worth trying a simple "jar tvf" on the file to see if that reports any problem. Here is the error log from eclipse for one instance where the file was again corrupt. This time, instead of 88kb, it was 73kb. I'm actually trying this with 7 different Windows machines and am getting varied results. Sometimes, if I delete the.