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TheThirdManMemberMy ant build is failing because MyEclypse is reading the directory name twice! #parsefail
Example:
Folder declaration:
<property name="mobionePrjWWWContentDir" value="C:\Name\Projects\Project1\www\" />
ant build fails with error:
BUILD FAILED C:\Name\MyEclipse 2015 CI\TheNewVersion\script\importMobioneProjectContent.ant:49: Replace: source file C:\Name\Projects\Project1\www\C:\Name\Projects\Project1\www doesn't exist
support-michaelKeymaster@XX-Man
I believe the issue is mobionePrjWWWContentDir property is missing the additional directory under the www/ folder that contains all of the mobione project app files such as the startup html file, the res/ directory… I’ll review and update the tutorial doc to make sure this is more clear. Following is a screenshot that I highlighted the www/<prj>/
Let us know how it turns out. See attachment xx-man-wwwdir-path.jpgAttachments:
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TheThirdManMemberYeah, I can follow directions. Here’s your mistake: Only projects recently created with Mobione have html files located in /www/homepage_name/ directory structures. Older projects (8 out of 9 of my projects) have thier project files located in /homepage_name-www/ file structures. Your converter is not accepting the directory value as-is, it’s looking for that /www/homepage_name structure, which, for older projects, doesn’t exist.
support-michaelKeymaster>Yeah, I can follow directions. Here’s your mistake
No insult implied in my original follow up. Will provide a fix shortly.
support-michaelKeymaster@XX-Man
I updated the importMobioneProjectContent.ant to work with older project formats. Let me know how it works out.
See this update: http://www.genuitec.com/support-genuitec/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7747
Give Sec 4.1 a look in the tutorial as there is an additional property that needs to be defined with your project’s startup.html file.
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