Emberleaf

Install openjdk8 for it to work for now.


Hmm...that did not seem to fix the issue. Still getting the same error message.

lunarwtr

Install openjdk8 for it to work for now.

Emberleaf

Getting an error message that says:

"Implementation of JAXB-API has not been found on module path or classpath."

I'm using this on Linux Mint 19.3 if that helps. Thanks for any help/suggestions!

binkley

Any advice/steps for Java 11? For example, JAXB has been removed from the stock JDK/JRE distributions.

Thanks!

DesterWallaboo

When I open the Compendium 1.4 Mac version I get this error....

Problem while retrieving plugin listing

Implementation of JAXB-API has not been found on module path or classpath.


Running MacOS 10.13.6 with appropriate Java runtime.

Drono

The reason i ask, is because there is "Outdated LotRO Interfaces" category here, but there are some plugins there that are working perfectly fine, and also some that have not been updated for a while or not working, are not there.

It would be nice to be able to filter only 'working' plugins, but of course that would require community to flag them. Preferably dynamically.

There are also different levels of outdated. Some plugins are working completely fine, but have not been updated with the latest update data, some will not even load, some are pointless because of game changes, ...

lunarwtr

On a basic level, I like the idea of just adding additional ways a user can filter the UI to more easily find what they wish to install.

I agree that "outdated" might mean different things. I think the most helpful for users would be if LPC could idenify which ones no longer function upon installation.

I am unsure whether that is currently documented or flagged effectively on lotrointerface. This would involve the community identifying which addons work or don't work. For example we might, in the same manner LPC uses a feed to manage the plugin list, another feed could be used to track the list of non-working addons. Another is we could solicit lotrointerface to add that kind of feature / classification for admins to flag.

Drono

how do you determine which plugins are outdated, or what outdated means?

lunarwtr

Sounds like a great enhancement!

Therzok

Hey lunarwtr,

Is there any possibility to have a checkbox that allows hiding outdated plugins?

Cool app btw!

lunarwtr

I submitted a new version for people to test.

lunarwtr

The problem is being caused by redirection of the plugin feed.

For now, please go to the "Configuration" tab, and change the "Plugin Feed Url"

from having http:// to https://

Then the problem should go away.

lunarwtr

Thank you for letting me know. I am getting the error as well on linux.

magill

Plugin compendium had been working fine. Now I'm getting an error:

Problem while retrieving plugin lising "null"

This is under OSX 10.13.6
Java Version 8 Update 181 (Build 1.8.0_1810b13)

biggmakk

You need to install the Java JRE. You can find it here: http://java.com