Scroll all the way down and select Choose default apps by file type. However, you can easily fix this problem by changing the file association for jar files. If the situation is the latter one, you won’t be able to run jar files on your PC. For example, jar files can be associated to run with other applications or they could lack file association completely. Jar files can’t run on your PC if you don’t have the proper associations. Now follow the instructions to complete the update. To update Java, simply click the notification and choose the Update option. Java will also automatically check for updates, and if updates are available you’ll get a notification. Once installed, check if the problem is resolved. Locate Java from the list and choose the Uninstall option.Īfter doing that, navigate to Java’s website and download the latest version of the software.
Now, choose Apps & features from the left pane. When the Settings app opens, go to the System section. Press Windows Key + I to open the Settings app. If you can’t run jar files on your Windows 10 PC, you might need to reinstall Java Runtime Environment. Reinstall or update Java Runtime Environment My only requirement is: Being able to browse NMS classes that are not in the CraftBukkit repository from within Eclipse (while still having access to the rest of the source, but that should be the easy part that I already have).1. But it apparently doesn't work like that.įrom the research I did, I assume that the linked native unmodified NMS ".class" files within the compiled jar don't contain that information about the "SourceFile" they were compiled off of. In my head, I imagined adding that code being just as simple when it would be back public: Simply throw the files to all the other craftbukkit NMS ones (making sure not to overwrite anything).
Just, as stated above, with the problem that all unmodified (=NMS) classes were missing, because they are only in mc-dev (which was private since the update until now). To get the first two combined, I simply used to download both CB and Bukkit source from GitHub, throw them together in one zip file and add it as a source attachment to the craftbukkit.jar library.Īll worked fine and dandy. There are 3 parts of the code I need to access: Bukkit, CraftBukkit, mc-dev (the latter being all classes not contained in CraftBukkit).
Short explanation of my problem: Browsing code via GitHub is pretty uncomfortable, so having it directly within eclipse is the best solution for me. So, FINALLY, mc-dev is back to public! (thank you to whoever made that happen )
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