I have installed new EjsS 5.2. After this, my EjsS emulator is empty. I can run simulation in browser but I see nothing during work. After returning to EjsS 5.1 everything works fine. I checked all settings but I do not see nothing wrong. Any hint?
I experienced the same problem with function plotter Example If you press F12 in the browser (firefox e.g.) you will problably see something like MAX undefined _model undefined
I started making a new Simulation on the basis of the old one. It now works fine.
I think the problem is fully caused by the lack of MAX during initialization. Which is the frames per second field in the evolution Part of the Model interface. If you set the frames per second rate to another value your problem is probably solved.
My simulations (old made in 5.1 or older versions and new test made in 5.2) work well in browser. No problem. So simulation is OK.
Problem is that I can not see anything in EjsS emulator during editing (no problem in 5.1) and I do not see working simulation in emulator (and only in emulator).
So I am blind during work. I do not understand what has changed.
Oracle has released a new Java that breaks the Emulator. We honestly believed this is bug in Oracle's side. Yet, we are working on a (rather sophisticated) alternative way of showing a preview.
The workaround right now is to run EjsS with an older release of Java. This can be done, if you have both the old an new Java, by using the Advanced options tab in EjsS Console (the Console!).
This is what I use in my Mac for the Alternative Java VM an the Emulator of EjsS 5.2 runs perfectly well.
Have you good news about this issue? Problem still continues: EjsS Emulator Preview always shows a blank page. That makes building an simulation view structure slower. Thank you in advance.
I tried many versions of java for Linux-Ubuntu: gcj, openjdk and oracle. The EjsS javascript Emulator only works with the java7-oracle. Yes, we can see a preview on the browser if you choose "use browser as prefered method..." in the "Run options" tab on "Information" about the EjsS simulation. But we must "play" the simulation every time to see the modifications. But, as you have suggested before, one can install a older version of Java.
So, for whom this issue can concern, here the steps to install in Ubuntu the oracle java version 7::
