On 20.01.2012 04:16, Stefan Steiniger wrote: > Hei Ede, > > so, I tested on my MacOSX at home and it works very well. > > The only issue was that the splash screen image was standing on its > side.. but I guess that's the same for the other OS?
you mean in the installer panels? that's art ;) a designing judgement call > > And well, two things that is also uncommon for Mac is that > a) you need to double click on the jar file to start it (I guess we need > to write that somewhere - normally you download a "dmg" file, but I > haven't read yet what it actually is - guess some "better" zip file). and i currently don't intend to go this extra mile. doubleclicking seems to work fine and osx install java automagically if missing. > b) you need to provide your password for the installation. Though this > seems to allow the installation right into the applications folder, > while normally you need to drag an "icon" from the (unpacked) dmg folder > to your app folder i reverted that. now the app lands on the desktop. the installer does not ask where to put it anymore, macstyle. > > However, both things are minor and could be resolved with proper > documentation. i guess we should promote the installers once they are released. i intend to create Install_OJ*.jar (all platforms) Install_OJ*.exe (windows) and we'll still have OJ*.zip (all platform zip) taking into account that we will have two editions this will amount to 6 files. ..ede > so - well done Ede! > stefan > > Am 19.01.12 16:02, schrieb edgar.sol...@web.de: >> On 19.01.2012 23:57, Stefan Steiniger wrote: >>> yeah .. I agree, we should introduce sections. >>> If we need to tell the user where to change what settings, s/he is not >>> going to find the arguments anymore ;) >> >> all settings are on top and commented properly, everything below is logic >> >>> just had something like that last week >> >> could you elaborate? >> >>> but anyway, thanks Ede for automatizing all the processes, something I >>> wished for many years. >> >> no problem. btw check the installer for mac. it now repackages oj into an >> app during installation. >> >> ..ede >> >>> stefan >>> >>> On 19/01/2012 3:03 PM, Michaël Michaud wrote: >>>> Hi Ede, >>>> >>>> Izpack installer looks very nice :o) >>>> I like it ! >>>> >>>> However, I did not succeed in launching jump after installation :-( >>>> After many tries, I found this is the batch again, not the installer. >>>> There is a problem with parenthesis now. You know : >>>> C:\Program Files (x86) >>>> the directory where x86 application are installed on 64 bits OS. >>>> >>>> By the way, the batch file became sooo complex ! >>>> Wonder if we can simplify it or break it into several pieces. >>>> Example : >>>> - setting java_home >>>> - setting java options >>>> - setting classpath and native path >>>> - setting jump options >>>> Not sure it would make it more simple though. >>>> >>>> Michaël >>>> >>>> PS what is the logic behind >>>> if DEFINED ProgramFiles(x86) >>>> Who would have defined such a variable if it is not defined in the batch ? >>>> Is it equivalent to >>>> If EXIST "Program Files (x86)" >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Le 19/01/2012 14:24, edgar.sol...@web.de a écrit : >>>>> hi all, >>>>> >>>>> i've been working on a new installer for openjump for a while now. the >>>>> preliminary result will be available from now on in the snapshot folder >>>>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/jump-pilot/files/OpenJUMP_snapshots >>>>> >>>>> there is and will be an installer for both editions CORE and PLUS. >>>>> currently the installers are executable jar files (made with izpack), so >>>>> if you have java properly installed you should be able to run them by >>>>> doubleclicking the jar file. eventually the windows installer will get an >>>>> exe packaging (probably with launch4j) but for testing the general >>>>> functionality this is of minor importance. >>>>> >>>>> the installer is tested on windows xp(32bit), 7(64bit) only currently. >>>>> i ask you to download an installer and run it on your platform. i didn't >>>>> try linux and osx so far, but generally it should work there as well. >>>>> problems might arise from missing executable permissions on start scripts >>>>> there. >>>>> >>>>> known issue: >>>>> achilles heel seems to be the uninstaller so far. when run as >>>>> unprivileged user it fails to completely remove the app folder when the >>>>> oj was installed as administrator. workaround seems to be to uninstall >>>>> always from the programs/software in system settings/control panel. >>>>> >>>>> so far, so good.. thanks ede >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>> Keep Your Developer Skills Current with LearnDevNow! >>>>> The most comprehensive online learning library for Microsoft developers >>>>> is just $99.99! 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