Mac: OS X 10.7.1: Sikuli IDE quits unexpectedly in libvisionproxy

This is a random error, it may happen when system load is heavy...

--- use Sikuli 1.0 RC3 build on Mac OS X Lion
what do you mean by build? Have you built your own version from source?

--- using libvisionproxy plug-in
what do you mean by that: using ... plug-in?

--- Sikuli quits unexpectedly
Are you talking about the Sikuli IDE? Or do you mean a script running from command line?
Any symptoms or messages?

1. No, I got Sikuli 1.0 RC3 from sikuli.org and ran it.
2. I ran my Sikuli script from IDE. Sometimes, IDE quited, a popped up message box said Sikuli quit when using that plug-in. I can not remember the original message, since it is a random error.
3. Yes, I think it is the Sikuli IDE quited unexpectedly. I hit this problem several times especially when system load is heavy and response is slow.

I would try to capture a screenshot when I hit this problem again.

Use Sikuli-IDE.bat or Sikuli-IDE-w.bat to start IDE.

Look faq 1766, wether you are affected.

Hi RaiMan,
Accoring to faq 1766, I deleted the org.sikuli.ide.plist in ~/Library/Preferences. However, the Sikuli IDE is still crashed sometimes. I got a screenshot and some backtrace information. Where can I attach these files? Um...Please allow me send them to your mailbox <email address hidden>. :)

Thanks,
John

Always welcome ;-) Got your mail.

But this does not tell anything about the problem.
I need the error/exception message.

BTW: latest Java version installed?

Did you see crash.rtf? There are many messages in it... I thought correct Java is shipped with Sikuli, so I should not install extra Java versions...
Thanks RaiMan.

Sorry, run into a Apple Mail trap: only recognized the screenshot and not then second rtf attachment.

It seems, that it happens, while a script tries to find some text on the screen.

Sikuli does not come with any Java. Java is a prerequisite for Sikuli.

With Mac Lion Java is no longer installed/updated automatically. So please check your Java version.

On my OS X 10.7.2 in a terminal session I get:
> enter >>> java -version
java version "1.6.0_29"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_29-b11-402-11M3527)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.4-b02-402, mixed mode)

It seems, you do not have the newest Java version on your machine. The latest Java has to be downloaded from the Apple support pages and installed manually.