Problems or debugging

Problems and things to check

If you have problems converting a project there are some things you can do to try and find out what's wrong.
When an AES31 file is written a small html file is also created containing some additional information.
You can open that in a web browser and look for problems in there.

If that doesn't help you can look at the internal AES31 database tables.
The application writes an ini file in your home folder called jProjectTranslator.ini, you can open that in a text editor and make a small change.
This file is generally used to save user preferences and window positions.
If you add a line like this at the end of the file
intHTTPPort=8090
This will trigger the software to run a web server on the port you specified, this port needs to be free on your machine.
You can then open this URL in a web browser, http://localhost:8090/debug.html
This has links which allow you to explore the internal AES31 database which might allow you to find out what's causing a problem.

The third option is to look at the debug output of the application.
Instead of running the application by double clicking you should...

1. Open a terminal
2. Type java --jar /full/path/to/the/file/jProjectTranslator.jar in the terminal and return
3. The application runs as normal but the terminal window contains debug information.