Pendant Exception - java.io.FileNotFoundException #193
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I really need to finish integrating this with the GUI. Right now there is a drop down menu button to start the server, after you click that it should put the IP in the console. |
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Totally understand. Do see how to start the server. But am not getting an On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 9:25 AM, Will Winder notifications@github.com
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I fixed a problem with the Pendant today, but even with this problem there should be an IP address in the console. It is displayed right after you select the Pendant > Start... option. Once you start the web server you can try connecting to localhost:8080 |
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Still no joy. Tested on Windows 7 & Windows XP. Fired up UGS. Established [image: Inline image 1] On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 9:00 AM, Will Winder notifications@github.com
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I take that back. Must of mistyped localhost address. Gui pops up now! But On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 9:00 AM, Will Winder notifications@github.com
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So, I can play with it on my workstation via local host. Does not behave No luck connecting over wifi on samsung tablet or other devices. On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 9:00 AM, Will Winder notifications@github.com
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Ok, got it working just fine on windows 7 over port 8080. Gui comes up on other devices on the network. The server on the Windows xp box connected to my cnc is another story. For whatever reason I get a blank web page on localhost and other devices. No gui. Wondering if it's a java update? Strange because I thought the connecting device would be the limiting factor. Not the xp box. Will have to keep playing around. Very cool. As for the webcam, Yawcam will stream webcam video over port 8081. Not sure if that is by default or because I have the ugs server running. But this is sweet because you can run the ugs pendant in one browser window and have a video stream in a browser window next to it. |
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So tried the newest build. Love the macros. Awesome. Still trying to get the server functioning properly on XP. OS is fully up to date. But something is missing / not working. Server triggered firewall. Unblocked as well as turned off firewall , antivirus, etc. I am able to run the server on my windows seven workstation and pull up the pendant gui in any browser on the xp box. So nit browser or wifi related. I still get a blank page from the server on the xp box. No code behind it when I view source. So I suspect something is failing in launching the server. Again Yawcam uses a very similar server and it works great on the same computer. |
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Still trying to figure out why server does not run on my XP machine. UGS C:\Documents and Settings\Matt\Desktop\UGS5>java -jar -Xmx256m Stable LibraryNative lib Version = RXTX-2.1-7 |
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SOLVED: Source of problem was io file not found error listed in terminal dump above. I moved UGS to C:\ (not in a folder) and it works! Homed, jogged , etc. through pendant and it works. Also. Had some confusion re: our discussion about where to find pendant address. Think you were referring to cmd console when I thought you meant the UGS console. I don't have to use the supplied .bat file to launch UGS on any of my systems. Only used it to troubleshoot this problem. Thanks for great work. Exciting development of gui and extensions. |
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The exact same issue when working on a mac. I had tried everything to make the pendant work, finally I put the java file directly in the root or home folder ran it from there and it works like a charm. |
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Interesting tidbit. I am running the Feb 2nd nightly via Win7 64bit. I just couldn't get the IP address to pop up in the universal gcode sender console tab within the UI. Placing it in the root directory didn't help either. I had been starting the jar file by simply double clicking it and letting windows send it on to the java.exe via file type association. I gave the start-windows.bat a try after adding a the java.exe directory to the win7 path environment variable. And while the IP address and port still didn't pop in the UI, it did pop in the cmd.exe window. A cheerful "Listening on: http://192.168.1.140:8080" appeared. This is probably all moot, but the default port is 8080. Just grab the ip address of your machine and use that ip address:8080 on your tablet/phone. |
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I'm seeing the exact same problem. If I put the JAR file in a directory of: But, if run directly out of the root of the c: for c:\UniversalGcodeSender.jar it works. |
Maybe it's the nightly builds. But I have tried a couple different versions of 1.0.8 on several different machines. None of them spit out an IP address in the console.
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