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• Next time, describe your problem a bit more exactly at the header, please. ;)

  in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Comment by Schweineschwarte June 14, 2018
• It gives a desktop configuration file with the name "Zotero". With this file you can start Zotero.

  in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Comment by Schweineschwarte June 14, 2018
• I have found the problem. I must install the libreoffice-java-common package and now it works fine :)

  in [solved] InvocationTargetException (LibreOffice and Linux) Comment by Schweineschwarte May 4, 2018
• I don't use NeoOffice, but I think the error message would be very helpful ;)

  in Zotero Plug In for Neo Office Comment by Schweineschwarte May 4, 2018
• He shows me the discussion on openSUSE-bugzilla: https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1050305

  in "JavaLoader error" in LibreOffice extension Comment by Schweineschwarte February 14, 2018
• @dstillman Yes, it works. I have installed LO 5.4.5.1 from the official homepage parallel to the actual installed version and installed the Zotero-extension without any problems (new LO use open-jdk). I will contact the package-builder.

  in "JavaLoader error" in LibreOffice extension Comment by Schweineschwarte February 14, 2018
• @adomasven No, it don't works. I have installed the jre1.8 and jdk-9.0.4 parallel with the open-jdk, selected in the LO-options Oracle jre, and reinstalled Zotero-extension again. But no changes. After, I tested it with the jdk, but no changes, too.

  in "JavaLoader error" in LibreOffice extension Comment by Schweineschwarte February 13, 2018
• My system: openSUSE 42.3 64 bit LibreOffice 5.4.4.2 Zotero 5.0.34.5 Edit: I have paste some detailed information about the installed software: LibreOffice: https://pastebin.com/0MTebV1Y Java: https://pastebin.com/yy7nGU4n

  in "JavaLoader error" in LibreOffice extension Comment by Schweineschwarte February 9, 2018