Error message when trying to open Termbase in Trados Studio 2009 Thread poster: Claudia Weigel (X)
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Claudia Weigel (X) 
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Hi,
when I try opening a Termbase in Trados Studio 2009 I get the following error message: Error Code: 2147467259; External component has thrown an exception.
I moved the SDL folders around in "My Data" and cleaned up the registry just before that error appeared the first time. I undid the changes in the registry and moved the folders back were they were before, but the error still apears. I also reinstalled Studio 2009, but it's still there.
Anybody an i... See more Hi,
when I try opening a Termbase in Trados Studio 2009 I get the following error message: Error Code: 2147467259; External component has thrown an exception.
I moved the SDL folders around in "My Data" and cleaned up the registry just before that error appeared the first time. I undid the changes in the registry and moved the folders back were they were before, but the error still apears. I also reinstalled Studio 2009, but it's still there.
Anybody an idea what the error message actually means and how I might be able to fix that problem?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Claudia ▲ Collapse
| | | | | Java troubles again | Oct 24, 2009 |
Hi Claudia,
I may be exactly wrong, but this seems to me to be one of the known Java bugs. Please visit talisma.sdl.com and search for the article No. 2529.
I hope this will help.
| | | | Claudia Weigel (X)
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TOPIC STARTER | Doesn't seem to be Java | Oct 24, 2009 |
Hi,
thanks for your help!
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be Java causing the problem. I did go to the knowledge base and checked 2529. As this one describes problems with Java and Trados 2007 I followed the link to Article # 2759, which deals with Trados 2009 and Java. I followed the instructions, but the problem is still there. When I try to add a Termbase to my document/project in Trados 2009 it shows the error message again.
External component has thrown an... See more Hi,
thanks for your help!
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to be Java causing the problem. I did go to the knowledge base and checked 2529. As this one describes problems with Java and Trados 2007 I followed the link to Article # 2759, which deals with Trados 2009 and Java. I followed the instructions, but the problem is still there. When I try to add a Termbase to my document/project in Trados 2009 it shows the error message again.
External component has thrown an exception.
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Might it be that MultiTerm itself is reason for the trouble?
I am happy about any suggestions!
Claudia ▲ Collapse
| | | | Jerzy Czopik
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| Do you use Studio or Studio SP1? | Oct 24, 2009 |
If you are using Studio as its original release from June this year, then the reason it Studio itself.
In that case upgrade to Studio 2009 SP1 asap.
Otherwise try to install Multiterm again.
Should this not help, I'm afraid a complete uninstall of Studio, Multiterm and ALL Java versions above 1.5 may be necessary.
Switching the next generation plug-in in Java settings wasn't necessary on my PC when using some stage of SP1 beta. Now, I have the next generation plug-in swit... See more If you are using Studio as its original release from June this year, then the reason it Studio itself.
In that case upgrade to Studio 2009 SP1 asap.
Otherwise try to install Multiterm again.
Should this not help, I'm afraid a complete uninstall of Studio, Multiterm and ALL Java versions above 1.5 may be necessary.
Switching the next generation plug-in in Java settings wasn't necessary on my PC when using some stage of SP1 beta. Now, I have the next generation plug-in switched off and Multiterm is working properly. ▲ Collapse
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| Concerns Studio too | Oct 24, 2009 |
Hi Claudia,
in my experience, the article concerns Studio too. I had this problem before applying SP1.
I would definitely give this a try before proceeding as Jerzy suggests.
| | | | Claudia Weigel (X)
Germany
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TOPIC STARTER | Tried all the suggestions, nothing worked | Oct 25, 2009 |
Hi again,
I tried everything mentioned (Jave settings, reinstalling the programs), nothing worked. Still the same error message. Can't open Multi Term anymore. I also get an error message, saying: Unexpected exception when initializing view part.
I was already using Trados 2009 SP1 - the error appeared after I cleaned up a bit with a programm called ccleaner - not sure if there might be a connection. I have done so before without getting these error messages.
... See more Hi again,
I tried everything mentioned (Jave settings, reinstalling the programs), nothing worked. Still the same error message. Can't open Multi Term anymore. I also get an error message, saying: Unexpected exception when initializing view part.
I was already using Trados 2009 SP1 - the error appeared after I cleaned up a bit with a programm called ccleaner - not sure if there might be a connection. I have done so before without getting these error messages.
My computer does't actually have the recommended 2GB RAM so I am wondering if that might be the reason (which doesn't explain why it worked all the time before).
Any ideas if that might be the reason? Might it help to upgrade my hardware?
Thanks in advance!
Claudia ▲ Collapse
| | | | Claudia Weigel (X)
Germany
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TOPIC STARTER | Works again after using Windows System Restore | Oct 25, 2009 |
Hi again,
After making my system three days younger by using the Windows System Restore, everything works again. So I must have deleted some important entry/entries in the registry by using the program ccleaner (Which is still odd enough, as I already "reapplied" the deleted registry entries before, but it didn't help).
Anyways, I can't think about anything else what might have caused the issue.
Thanks a lot for your suggestions!
Claudia
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Another user and I are having the same problem (http://www.proz.com/post/1251524#1251524) and I don't have an appropriate restore point.
I've done a clean install (using Revo Uninstaller), uninstalled all Sun products and then reinnstalled Studio and MT (on top of the old installations) to get the right Java versions. No luck.
I have the following Java runtime versions:... See more Another user and I are having the same problem (http://www.proz.com/post/1251524#1251524) and I don't have an appropriate restore point.
I've done a clean install (using Revo Uninstaller), uninstalled all Sun products and then reinnstalled Studio and MT (on top of the old installations) to get the right Java versions. No luck.
I have the following Java runtime versions:
1.6.0_14
1.3.1_18
Have turned off automatic updates and use of next-generation Java plug-ins, and set the runtime parameters to "-Xmx32m".
Problem began after updating from the last available release canditate to the final SP1 release. Reinstalling the release candidate didn't help either, although I think I'll give it a try again, just to see which versions of Java it installs.
[Edited at 2009-11-01 12:47 GMT]
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| Java versions | Nov 1, 2009 |
After reinstalling it all from scratch again, using the final release candidate, I have these Java versions:
1.6.0_14
1.5.0_10
Problem remains. Guess I'll just have to wait until Gareth and Paul start in again tomorrow.
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I have a support contract now and lots of things were tried. What seemed to do it was a clean uninstall, shutting off the Resident Shield component in AVG Free (antivirus software) and reinstalling.
| | | | | 5 years and 2 versions later and the problem still exists | Jan 30, 2015 |
It's not Java, its a bug in Trados.
Why they don't address these problems first before working on more gimmicky elements I don't know
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Hello William,
I guess you are basing your comment on this five year old post because Java was removed from Studio and MultiTerm with the last service pack for Studio 2014. So it did take a while but we got there in the end.
Regards
Paul
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