Hi all,
Thank you Pierre-Yves and Stefan. I did find a workaround yesterday.
It's totally a hack and I don't even understand how it can work. I
simply added back a plugin that I deleted earlier. The plugin only
contains its activator, depends on CTK and MitkCore, requires no other
plugin. It simply does nothing. And yet, my IO module works when I use
it in my app. It's as if doing something random fixed my module.
Here are some questions for you!
1) I know the order of the plugins in Plugins/plugin.xml is important,
but is it important in Apps/{name}/CMakeList.txt, in the list of plugins
that we pass to mitkFunctionCreateBlueBerryApplication?
2) What's the differences between ctkPluginActivator,
berry::AbstractUICTKPlugin and berry::IApplication? When should we use
them? I discovered that we use them almost randomly. This can't be right :/
3) Is the ID important in the activator? "Q_PLUGIN_METADATA(IID
"org_imeka_app")" Should it be identical to the project's name in the
plugin's cmakelist? I tested with random names and it seems to work.
Le 2016-06-08 à 03:53, Kislinskiy, Stefan a écrit :
Hi,
I remember a similar question from a coworker. He wasn’t able to get
his autoload modules loaded from the package he made out of his
project template based application. He also found a solution to this
bug if I remember correctly: He added the corresponding bin folder of
the module in charge to the path, so i. e., when you autoload with
MitkCore, this would be MITK-build/bin/MitkCore/Release.
Does it help (for now) as workaround?
Best,
Stefan
*From:*Pierre-Yves Menguy [mailto:pierreyves.men...@gmail.com]
*Sent:* Dienstag, 7. Juni 2016 16:11
*To:* Nil Goyette
*Cc:* mitk-users@lists.sourceforge.net
*Subject:* Re: [mitk-users] IO module not loaded in package
Hello,
I had a similar problem when updating from 2014.10 to 2016.03 (big gap).
When looking into it, I noticed my library wasn't packaged, it was
left out during the process (both NSIS and ZIP).
I couldn't find a fix that involved only changes into my own code, and
my code was similar to the IOExt/Diffusion module.
As a last chance, I created a MITK fork to include my own IO module
(and several small changes as image compression during the writing
process), and the package was able to recognize the module and ship it
with my own app (which is still in a separate project).
I tried to check out the demo template on Github (commit 1552ddd), and
it fails to pack with this log :
1>EXEC : warning : target 'MyAwesomeLib.dll' is not absolute...
1>EXEC : warning : target 'MyAwesomeLib.dll' does not exist...
I'm using Windows, compiling under vs2013 x64.
I'm sorry because my solution may not suit your situation, I just
wanted to add my own insight and maybe get a solution if someone post
it in this thread.
Pierre-Yves.
On 7 June 2016 at 15:01, Nil Goyette <nil.goye...@imeka.ca
<mailto:nil.goye...@imeka.ca>> wrote:
Hi all,
On MITK2015.05, I renamed our plugin to respect a .app, .eager and .view
logic, and moved some files. Everything still work perfectly, except
when I try to run the application from a package. My IO module (using
AUTOLOAD_WITH) is not loaded but everything else is perfect.
I get no error message or warning on Windows and Linux, but I get this
on OS X:
Pre-loading library "liborg_mitk_gui_qt_ext" failed: "Cannot load
library liborg_mitk_gui_qt_ext: (dlopen(liborg_mitk_gui_qt_ext.dylib,
5): image not found"
I tried changing the order of the modules and the plugins in their
CMakeList. I tried doing exactly what you do in your IO modules (like
DiffusionIO). I tried many irrelevant things that I won't mention :) I'm
not sure what to test now.
Do you know what could cause this? I would gladly take any hints or
ideas! Because right now my only idea is to revert my huge commit, then
rename one thing at the time, compile, create a package, test, rename
the next thing, ...
Nil
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