JabRef error on launch
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I have just upgraded to 18.10. I was using JabRef, installed through Apt. Now, JabRef won't launch. When I try to launch it from the command line I get this error:
Error occurred during initialization of boot layer
java.lang.module.FindException: Module java.se.ee not found
What is going on?
18.10
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
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I have just upgraded to 18.10. I was using JabRef, installed through Apt. Now, JabRef won't launch. When I try to launch it from the command line I get this error:
Error occurred during initialization of boot layer
java.lang.module.FindException: Module java.se.ee not found
What is going on?
18.10
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
twsh
1204
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
up vote
2
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I have just upgraded to 18.10. I was using JabRef, installed through Apt. Now, JabRef won't launch. When I try to launch it from the command line I get this error:
Error occurred during initialization of boot layer
java.lang.module.FindException: Module java.se.ee not found
What is going on?
18.10
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
twsh
1204
I have just upgraded to 18.10. I was using JabRef, installed through Apt. Now, JabRef won't launch. When I try to launch it from the command line I get this error:
Error occurred during initialization of boot layer
java.lang.module.FindException: Module java.se.ee not found
What is going on?
18.10
18.10
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
twsh
1204
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
twsh
1204
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
twsh
1204
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
twsh
1204
asked Oct 20 at 10:26
twsh
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1204
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Error is caused by the upgrade of java runtime enviroment to version 11. On my system, after upgrade I had both openjdk-8-jre and openjdk-11-jre. The version 11 is favored by the /etc/alternatives settings, and jabref fails.
If you remove the jdk-11 packages and keep only the version 8, then the jabref starts as usual.
Why is this happening now? The jabref starter script provided by Ubuntu packaging (/usr/bin/jabref) has this
if ! ( echo "$JAVA_VERSION" | grep -q '1.8.0' ) ; then
# We need some options to start this version on openjdk9 and later
# See http://discourse.jabref.org/t/cannot-start-jabref-3-7-3-6-using-java-9-on-ubuntu-16-04/361/8
JABREF_JAVA_OPTS=${JABREF_JAVA_OPTS-"--add-modules=java.se.ee --add-opens=java.desktop/java.awt=ALL-UNNAMED"}
fi
However, the se-ee modules were deprecated in JDK 9 so they are not present in JDK 11.
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-11-java-ee-modules-140674.html
I'm still checking on how the jabref (as packaged for Ubuntu) can be fixed.
The short term fix is to run it with Java 8.
On our RedHat linux systems, we have run into the problem and the tech assistant here says that if you get the full Java packages from Oracle, they still have the needed components, but I don't know where the truth lies. I'll keep checking.
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
Just for those who also had to google how to remove all jdk-11 files:sudo apt-get remove "openjdk-11-*"(quotes required for zsh).
– Felix
Nov 27 at 4:09
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You can install openjdk-11 and openjdk-8 together on ubuntu 18.10, I just modify /usr/bin/jabref as below:
#!/bin/sh
JAVA_CMD=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/bin/java
...
That means, just point JAVA_CMD to openjdk-8, not openjdk-11.
This not hurt all other openjdk-11 related applications.
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Error is caused by the upgrade of java runtime enviroment to version 11. On my system, after upgrade I had both openjdk-8-jre and openjdk-11-jre. The version 11 is favored by the /etc/alternatives settings, and jabref fails.
If you remove the jdk-11 packages and keep only the version 8, then the jabref starts as usual.
Why is this happening now? The jabref starter script provided by Ubuntu packaging (/usr/bin/jabref) has this
if ! ( echo "$JAVA_VERSION" | grep -q '1.8.0' ) ; then
# We need some options to start this version on openjdk9 and later
# See http://discourse.jabref.org/t/cannot-start-jabref-3-7-3-6-using-java-9-on-ubuntu-16-04/361/8
JABREF_JAVA_OPTS=${JABREF_JAVA_OPTS-"--add-modules=java.se.ee --add-opens=java.desktop/java.awt=ALL-UNNAMED"}
fi
However, the se-ee modules were deprecated in JDK 9 so they are not present in JDK 11.
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-11-java-ee-modules-140674.html
I'm still checking on how the jabref (as packaged for Ubuntu) can be fixed.
The short term fix is to run it with Java 8.
On our RedHat linux systems, we have run into the problem and the tech assistant here says that if you get the full Java packages from Oracle, they still have the needed components, but I don't know where the truth lies. I'll keep checking.
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
Just for those who also had to google how to remove all jdk-11 files:sudo apt-get remove "openjdk-11-*"(quotes required for zsh).
– Felix
Nov 27 at 4:09
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Error is caused by the upgrade of java runtime enviroment to version 11. On my system, after upgrade I had both openjdk-8-jre and openjdk-11-jre. The version 11 is favored by the /etc/alternatives settings, and jabref fails.
If you remove the jdk-11 packages and keep only the version 8, then the jabref starts as usual.
Why is this happening now? The jabref starter script provided by Ubuntu packaging (/usr/bin/jabref) has this
if ! ( echo "$JAVA_VERSION" | grep -q '1.8.0' ) ; then
# We need some options to start this version on openjdk9 and later
# See http://discourse.jabref.org/t/cannot-start-jabref-3-7-3-6-using-java-9-on-ubuntu-16-04/361/8
JABREF_JAVA_OPTS=${JABREF_JAVA_OPTS-"--add-modules=java.se.ee --add-opens=java.desktop/java.awt=ALL-UNNAMED"}
fi
However, the se-ee modules were deprecated in JDK 9 so they are not present in JDK 11.
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-11-java-ee-modules-140674.html
I'm still checking on how the jabref (as packaged for Ubuntu) can be fixed.
The short term fix is to run it with Java 8.
On our RedHat linux systems, we have run into the problem and the tech assistant here says that if you get the full Java packages from Oracle, they still have the needed components, but I don't know where the truth lies. I'll keep checking.
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
Just for those who also had to google how to remove all jdk-11 files:sudo apt-get remove "openjdk-11-*"(quotes required for zsh).
– Felix
Nov 27 at 4:09
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Error is caused by the upgrade of java runtime enviroment to version 11. On my system, after upgrade I had both openjdk-8-jre and openjdk-11-jre. The version 11 is favored by the /etc/alternatives settings, and jabref fails.
If you remove the jdk-11 packages and keep only the version 8, then the jabref starts as usual.
Why is this happening now? The jabref starter script provided by Ubuntu packaging (/usr/bin/jabref) has this
if ! ( echo "$JAVA_VERSION" | grep -q '1.8.0' ) ; then
# We need some options to start this version on openjdk9 and later
# See http://discourse.jabref.org/t/cannot-start-jabref-3-7-3-6-using-java-9-on-ubuntu-16-04/361/8
JABREF_JAVA_OPTS=${JABREF_JAVA_OPTS-"--add-modules=java.se.ee --add-opens=java.desktop/java.awt=ALL-UNNAMED"}
fi
However, the se-ee modules were deprecated in JDK 9 so they are not present in JDK 11.
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-11-java-ee-modules-140674.html
I'm still checking on how the jabref (as packaged for Ubuntu) can be fixed.
The short term fix is to run it with Java 8.
On our RedHat linux systems, we have run into the problem and the tech assistant here says that if you get the full Java packages from Oracle, they still have the needed components, but I don't know where the truth lies. I'll keep checking.
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
Error is caused by the upgrade of java runtime enviroment to version 11. On my system, after upgrade I had both openjdk-8-jre and openjdk-11-jre. The version 11 is favored by the /etc/alternatives settings, and jabref fails.
If you remove the jdk-11 packages and keep only the version 8, then the jabref starts as usual.
Why is this happening now? The jabref starter script provided by Ubuntu packaging (/usr/bin/jabref) has this
if ! ( echo "$JAVA_VERSION" | grep -q '1.8.0' ) ; then
# We need some options to start this version on openjdk9 and later
# See http://discourse.jabref.org/t/cannot-start-jabref-3-7-3-6-using-java-9-on-ubuntu-16-04/361/8
JABREF_JAVA_OPTS=${JABREF_JAVA_OPTS-"--add-modules=java.se.ee --add-opens=java.desktop/java.awt=ALL-UNNAMED"}
fi
However, the se-ee modules were deprecated in JDK 9 so they are not present in JDK 11.
https://jaxenter.com/jdk-11-java-ee-modules-140674.html
I'm still checking on how the jabref (as packaged for Ubuntu) can be fixed.
The short term fix is to run it with Java 8.
On our RedHat linux systems, we have run into the problem and the tech assistant here says that if you get the full Java packages from Oracle, they still have the needed components, but I don't know where the truth lies. I'll keep checking.
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
answered Oct 20 at 21:39
pauljohn32
2,199822
2,199822
Just for those who also had to google how to remove all jdk-11 files:sudo apt-get remove "openjdk-11-*"(quotes required for zsh).
– Felix
Nov 27 at 4:09
add a comment |
Just for those who also had to google how to remove all jdk-11 files:sudo apt-get remove "openjdk-11-*"(quotes required for zsh).
– Felix
Nov 27 at 4:09
Just for those who also had to google how to remove all jdk-11 files:
sudo apt-get remove "openjdk-11-*" (quotes required for zsh).– Felix
Nov 27 at 4:09
Just for those who also had to google how to remove all jdk-11 files:
sudo apt-get remove "openjdk-11-*" (quotes required for zsh).– Felix
Nov 27 at 4:09
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You can install openjdk-11 and openjdk-8 together on ubuntu 18.10, I just modify /usr/bin/jabref as below:
#!/bin/sh
JAVA_CMD=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/bin/java
...
That means, just point JAVA_CMD to openjdk-8, not openjdk-11.
This not hurt all other openjdk-11 related applications.
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
You can install openjdk-11 and openjdk-8 together on ubuntu 18.10, I just modify /usr/bin/jabref as below:
#!/bin/sh
JAVA_CMD=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/bin/java
...
That means, just point JAVA_CMD to openjdk-8, not openjdk-11.
This not hurt all other openjdk-11 related applications.
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
You can install openjdk-11 and openjdk-8 together on ubuntu 18.10, I just modify /usr/bin/jabref as below:
#!/bin/sh
JAVA_CMD=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/bin/java
...
That means, just point JAVA_CMD to openjdk-8, not openjdk-11.
This not hurt all other openjdk-11 related applications.
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
You can install openjdk-11 and openjdk-8 together on ubuntu 18.10, I just modify /usr/bin/jabref as below:
#!/bin/sh
JAVA_CMD=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/bin/java
...
That means, just point JAVA_CMD to openjdk-8, not openjdk-11.
This not hurt all other openjdk-11 related applications.
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
answered Nov 30 at 23:43
Baochen Su
1
1
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