• Java Runtime Environment
  • Note: The x64 version should be used, if possible
• Eve-Online account

Double click on jeveassets.jar

in terminal run:
java -jar /path/to/jEveAssets/jeveassets.jar
where “path/to” is the path on your computer to the jeveassets directory

or

cd to jEveAssets directory and run:
java -jar jeveassets.jar

Simply overwrite all the old files with the new ones. Your settings and assets will stay untouched.

You need to double click to sort a new column. A single click will sub-sort the column.

See the Command Line Arguments

Replace USERNAME with your username

XP: C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\.jeveassets\
Vista and later: C:\Users\USERNAME\.jeveassets\

/home/USERNAME/.jeveassets/

~/Library/Preferences/JEveAssets

Re-download jEveAssets (jEveAssets can get corrupted during download)

1. Download jEveAssets
2. Unzip (How to unzip files)
3. Double click on jeveasset.jar

Re-install java (old versions of java are bad)

1. Uninstall all versions of java (help)
2. Download the latest version of java
   • The 64bit/x64 version should be used (unless you're on a 32bit system)
3. Install java (help)

Ensure Java is used open jar files

1. NOTE: Only works on Windows
2. Download JarFix (more info)
3. Run the downloaded file jarfix.exe
4. Next follow How to run

File locks are necessary to prevent file corruption.
If jEveAssets is forcefully terminated while reading/writing a file, the file will never be unlocked.
This prevent jEveAssets from accessing the file.

1. Close all instances of jEveAssets (You can restart your computer to be 100% sure all instances of jEveAssets is closed)
2. Run a single instance of jEveAssets (This will delete all existing file locks)

Note: step 1 and 2 can be skipped if you run jEveAssets for the first time.

1. Go to Options > Accounts…
2. Click Add
3. (Corporation) Click the Character button and select Corporation
4. (Optional) Click Scopes and select the scopes you want to use
   Note: jEveAssets will have limited functionality if you do not select all scopes.
5. Click Authorize
6. The Eve SSO web page should open on your browser
7. Select your character by clicking on their portrait
8. Click Authorize on the web page
9. Return to jEveAssets and wait for the import process to finish
10. If you get an error see: API Key Troubleshooting
11. Click OK

Solutions to common errors while importing API Keys

If you're behind a proxy server, you need to enable it in jEveAssets.

1. In the menu select: Options > Options…
2. Select Proxy
3. Select your Proxy Type
Direct = No proxy server
   HTTP = Http proxy server
   SOCKS = Socks proxy server
4. Enter your Proxy Address and Proxy Port

1. Disable your firewall (at your own risk…)
2. Import API Keys in jEveAssets
3. Enable your firewall

If you succeed, you need to add a firewall exception for Java (Please contact your firewall provider, for additional help)

1. Check if the API is down
2. Wait until it's back up…

Try a couple of times (Press `Previous` to retry…)

This is a CCP API Error. Feel free to ask for help (please include the error code)

No problem! if you have tried everything above, please send a bug report

Please send an email to niklaskr@gmail.com and include the following:

1. The jeveassets.log and jeveassets1.log (if it exist) in the settings location
2. Instructions on how to reproduce the bug

If nothing of the above solve your problem.

1. Make a post in the forum thread
2. Please include the following information: Operation System and Java version (if you know)

I'll do my best to help you.