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I'm not sure why you're getting that error. It seems that the KryoFlux UI thinks it's running on an older version of Java for some reason (the file it is requesting was moved in later versions of Java, but you're seeing the old location being selected, which is clearly incorrect). I've tried it on m...

The profiles are only created when you make a change. Try going into the profile editor and add/delete one. That should then create the .kryoflux folder in your home directory with the expected file.

Seems like an odd one. The log seems to suggest it's seeing DTC fine.

Another thing you could look at is in the configuration, you can set the party to DTC.

Is the DTC executable in the same directory as the kryoflux-ui.jar?

Could you post the output of the following command, when in the same folder as the KryoFlux jar file:

java -jar kryoflux-ui.jar

Thanks

The UI is developed on a Mac, and it works fine for me on High Sierra with Java 9, so I can't think of a reason it shouldn't...

Okay, good to know it all works, thanks.

I'll have to try on Java 11 which is released next month

Great, thanks for the info. Java 8 is still a Vendor supported version at least. I've now updated the UI for Java 10 (some features we were using that were deprecated in 9 were finally removed in 10), which you can get from the latest version below and will make part of the next official release pac...

It looks like there as been some further changes in the same area for Java 10. We'll look into this and get back to you. If you want to get the UI to work, you'll have to use Java 9 for now, where the latest version will work:

https://kryoflux.com/kryoflux-ui.jar

It's not you.

There were some big changes in Java 9 and 10 (the modularity changes specifically) that took some time for us to adapt to. Hopefully the test version of the UI should work though. Can you try this version and tell us if it works?

http://kryoflux.com/kryoflux-ui.jar

Good news, thanks.

Let us know if you have any problems. It should be fine, but a few things now work fundermentally differently given our own implementation of a previous 3rd party library, so please consider this a beta release for now.