just got a minute to do a little bit of research regarding this issue...
is it possible that it has to do something with this:
http://www.astro.washington.edu/owen/AquaEnvVar.html
i'm really not sure because i know that eclipse/mtasc already compiled
successfully but isn't it possible that eclipse is trying to access the java
home folder???
just a shot in the dark cause i hate it to go to the win laptop just to
compile an as2-project :(
thx in advance!
henrik
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Subject: Re: [osflash] switching to mac osX with eclipse
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 16:07:28 +0200
From: henrik weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Open Source Flash Mailing List
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it's really weird...
because mtasc is in /usr/local/bin i can execute it without any problems via
terminal :(
i only run into problems when it is executed via eclipse. *?*
as far as i can tell the ant task in eclipse is run in the mac os
default JRE...
look at the screenshot attached. but: if i change it to the workspace JRE i
get the same error.
any hints what i could do???
tia!
henrik
henrik weber wrote:
it's really weird...
because mtasc is in /usr/local/bin i can execute it without any problems via
terminal :(
i only run into problems when it is executed via eclipse. *?*
as far as i can tell the ant task in eclipse is run in the mac os
default JRE...
look at the screenshot attached. but: if i change it to the workspace JRE i
get the same error.
any hints what i could do???
tia!
henrik
Martin Wood-Mitrovski wrote:
my first thought would be to make sure that mtasc is on your path so the task
can find it, otherwise i think you have to specify its location using a task
property.
But, you said you have mtasc in /usr/local/bin which I would think should be on
your path.
what happens if you open a terminal and just try to run mtasc from your home
directory?
although if that works its also possible that the environment which eclipse is
running under isnt being configured properly so it doesnt know about
/usr/local/bin being on the path.
Is the task being run in the workspace JRE or in the seperate JRE?
You can find this by opening the 'External Tools Configurations' dialog and
seeing how the build is setup there.
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