This seems to happen in a combination of ivy Engine 6.0.4 or 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121 installed. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121. (wait for a later version) - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. **[Update]** We don't know yet filled a bug report with Oracle and they confirmed it's a regression in the cause of this problem (Might be a JRE Bug).current JRE: [Bug Report][1]. **[/Update]** If your version is lower (e.g. 6.0.3) you seem not affected. Other Versions (not complete): - 6.4.0: not affected - 6.3.0: not affected - 5.1.x: no affected versions found - 5.0.x: 5.0.21 works - 4.3.x: 4.3.26 works (4.3.19 [has been reported to be affected][1])affected][2]) Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected. [1]: http://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=JDK-8173632 [2]: http://answers.axonivy.com/questions/2383/ria-web-start-application-won-t-start-after-upgrading-to-java-8-update-121/2395

This seems to happen in a combination of ivy Engine 6.0.4 or 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121 installed. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121 yet.121. (wait for a later version) - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. We don't know yet the cause of this problem (Might be a JRE Bug). If your version is lower (e.g. 6.0.3) you are seem not affected. Other Versions (not complete): - 6.4.0: not affected - 6.3.0: not affected - 5.1.x: no affected versions found - 5.0.x: 5.0.21 works - 4.3.x: 4.3.26 works (4.3.19 [has been reported to be affected][1]) Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected. [1]: http://answers.axonivy.com/questions/2383/ria-web-start-application-won-t-start-after-upgrading-to-java-8-update-121/2395

This seems to happen in a combination of ivy Engine 6.0.4 or 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121 installed. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121 yet. If your version is lower (e.g. 6.0.3) you are not affected. Other Versions (not complete): - 6.4.0: not affected - 6.3.0: not affected - 5.1.x: no affected versions found - 5.0.x: 5.0.21 works - 4.3.x: 4.3.26 works (4.3.19 [has been reported to be affected][1]) Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected. [1]: http://answers.axonivy.com/answer_link/2395/http://answers.axonivy.com/questions/2383/ria-web-start-application-won-t-start-after-upgrading-to-java-8-update-121/2395

This seems to happen in a combination of ivy Engine 6.0.4 or 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121 installed. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121 yet. If your version is lower (e.g. 6.0.3) you are not affected. Other Versions (not complete): - 6.4.0: not affected - 6.3.0: not affected - 5.1.x: no affected versions found - 5.0.x: 5.0.21 works - 4.3.x: 4.3.26 works (4.3.19 has [has been reported to be affected)affected][1]) Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected.affected. [1]: http://answers.axonivy.com/answer_link/2395/

This seems to happen in a combination of ivy Engine 6.0.4 or 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121 installed. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121 yet. If your version is lower (e.g. 6.0.3) you are not affected. Other Versions (not complete): 6.4.0: not affected 6.3.0: not affected 5.1.x: no affected versions found 5.0.x: 5.0.21 works 4.3.x: 4.3.26 works (4.3.19 has been reported to be affected) Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected.

This seems to happen in a combination of ivy Engine 6.0.4 or 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121 installed. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121 yet. If your version is lower (e.g. 6.0.3) you are not affected. Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected.

This seems to happen in a combination of Ivy ivy Engine 6.0.4 and or 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121.121 installed. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121 yet. Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected.

This seems to happen in a combination of Ivy Engine 6.0.4 and 6.0.5 and a client JRE with Java 1.8 update 121. At the moment there are two possible solutions: - Upgrade ivy Engine to 6.0.6. - Don't upgrade the clients to Java 1.8 update 121 yet. Currently we are not aware of other affected ivy versions. Please leave a comment if other versions are affected.