There's a bit of configuration that allows Chrome to talk to the Java app. It consists of a file and a Windows registry key, telling Chrome where to find the file.
Can you confirm this file exists and that your user account can view the contents of the file?
Thanks for the details, Lynn.
There's a bit of configuration that allows Chrome to talk to the Java app. It consists of a file and a Windows registry key, telling Chrome where to find the file.
Can you confirm this file exists and that your user account can view the contents of the file?
C:\Program Files (x86)\Hatch\ extension\ host\org. evergreen_ ils.hatch. json
Can you confirm one of these commands run within the Windows command line returns a value that references the above files?
reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\ Google\ Chrome\ NativeMessaging Hosts /s WOW6432Node\ Google\ Chrome\ NativeMessaging Hosts /s Google\ Chrome\ NativeMessaging Hosts /s WOW6432Node\ Google\ Chrome\ NativeMessaging Hosts /s
reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\
reg query HKCU\SOFTWARE\
reg query HKCU\SOFTWARE\
For me, the 2nd command returns:
reg query HKLM\SOFTWARE\ WOW6432Node\ Google\ Chrome\ NativeMessaging Hosts /s MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ WOW6432Node\ Google\ Chrome\ NativeMessaging Hosts\org. evergreen_ ils.hatch extension\ host\org. evergreen_ ils.hatch. json
HKEY_LOCAL_
(Default) REG_SZ C:\Program Files (x86)\Hatch\