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McDon
Contributor III
Contributor III

tMap v7.3 displays incorrectly on MacOS BigSur

I've seen posts from 7 months ago that this issue was fixed in a recent release 7.3 release. However, I'm still having the problem.

tMap display problem - is there another release I should be looking for or display settings I should adjust?

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Talend v7.3.1

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Talend Config

Full config details attached.

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macOS Big Sur v11.4

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Anonymous
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Hi

As mentioned in this post, this issue is fixed on v7.4.1, you can testing the fixes on a milestone version, download it. If you are using enterprise subscription product, please open a ticket on Talend support portal and request a patch.

 

Regards

Shong

McDon
Contributor III
Contributor III
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thank you very much. I'm looking forward to trying v.74.

After downloading it, I get the JNI token

0695b00000HsnuJAAR.pngAfter researching in the community I see in this post that the Cocoa App needs to be configured manually for the correct JVM.

My TOSDI v7.3 was configured to use "zulu8.56.0.21-ca-jre8.0.302-macosx_x64" and most everything else was working fine, except the arrow displays as noted and some relatively frequent crashes.

 

Adding the '-vm....' statement to the Cocoa.ini did not change the situation.

 

Adding the VM specification in the list introduced an entirely new error

Here is the definition I added to the list in /dict/eclipse/array

as the first entry in that section

 

<string>-vm</string><string>/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/zulu8.56.0.21-ca-jre8.0.302-macosx_x64/zulu-8.jre/Contents/Home/bin/java</string>

 

and the 'not suitable' error I received.

0695b00000HsnwoAAB.pngI find myself going down a rabbit hole and will pause here.

@Shicong Hong​ - would you be able to provide any guidance here? We are in a pre-sales situation and I'm trying to prove this out to my team

Anonymous
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As I known, v7.4.1 does not support Java 8. If you have different Java version installation on your machine, you can specify another JVM to launch studio, refer to this article.

 

McDon
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Thank you @Shicong Hong​ for the quick response.

That article link does not work.

I also tried to find a list of 7.4 supported JVMs.

Should I just download Zulu JVM v11?