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Exported .exe errors
I’ve been working on an ongoing visualization project: I created an .exe in Processing a couple years ago that has been running daily ever since via Task Scheduler; it collects/scrapes weather forecast temperatures from 3 different webpages and writes to a text file. It stopped working/running 2 wks ago. Two error windows appear:
"C:\ProgramData\Oracle\Java\javapath\javaw.exe Unspecified Error" and "Error calling ShellExecutedEx()".
I can manually run the program successfully in Processing to collect the data. It’s just the exported .exe that doesn’t work. The .bat file for 64bit Win actually runs in Task Scheduler w/o errors, but the text file is not updated w/ the new data. I thought it might be the most recent vers of Java; but after removing it, the same errors occur. I was running an old vers of Processing (2.xx); so I dl'ed 3.0 and recreated the .exe/.bat files: same errors.
Win 7 64bit, 8 Gigs; Processing 2.xx & 3.0
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Wade