Moving to correct list.
On Mar 8, 2008, at 3:02 PM, Marc Gumpinger wrote:
> I ran into the problem that Monitor didn't want to launch my
> application. It turned out, that the executable that Monitor tried to
> launch inside the woa directory referenced the $Home environment
> variable. At least with the given user rights, that variable wasn't
> available which in turn was the reason why Monitor wasn't able to
> launch the application.
> Simply uncommenting the parts that referenced $Home worked fine but
> that's not really straight forward.
That sounds like an old WOLips.
> I upgraded Eclipse and WOLips to the latest nightly builds, cleaned
> the project and updated the build.xml to the latest version.
You need to do a bit more than that. You might try going back to your
old build.xml with the new WOLips. The new build.xml assumes a
specific - and different - project layout. Your project is unlikely
to work without reading and understanding the build.xml and adjusting
your project layout accordingly. This new layout is MUCH easier to
use, but converting a project created with the old layout is going to
require some changes to where things are (at the least).
> Now,
> however, I wasn't able to build the dist anymore because the new
> build.xml refered to "src" instead of "Sources". Changing the "src"
> reference to "Sources" yielded other problems.
What were the problems?
> So my question is:
> How do I build my app in a way that Monitor will be able to launch it.
The easiest course is to revert back to your previous build.xml. That
_should_ work. I recently updated several projects from the old
stable (4118) to the new one and the build.xml did not require any
changes.
Chuck
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