Thanks list for all your help,
Yes, on further inspection, this was exactly my problem... It's a
fairly obvious mistake on my behalf and I should have looked harder
at that 'routine change to the connection dictionary.' I guess it
shows that value of a good error message.
Cheers,
Corin.
Hi, Clive,
I think it's prompting for your project directory in order to convert
your .xcode to a new version called
.xcodeproj. You should end up with both project indexes
in your project directory.
Select the project directory instead of a file and I think it should
work.
Regards,
J
I recently rebuilt a powerbook installing MacOS X 10.4.3 and then
installed XCode2.1, followed by WebObjects 5.2 and eht upgrade to 5.2.4
I then tried to open a project I had been working on (using XCode2.0)
and Xcode tells me the project must be upgraded and the extension
given as ".xcodep
On Dec 29, 2005, at 7:09 AM, Wolfram Stebel wrote:
What am i missing?
There are a few things you can do. One is to follow EOF's suggestion
and add a formatter that can format (convert between) MyType and
String. Given a String s, it will return new MyType(s). Given a
MyType t, it will
Hi, Corin,
I would suggest using FileMerge to compare the new and old versions
of bottledomains.eomodeld. Every time I've gotten this message on a
system that has been running successfully in the past, it was because
of file corruption. I've found it helpful in each case to figure out
wha
Am 28.12.2005 19:23 Uhr schrieb "Chuck Hill" unter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Chuck,
thanks for this perfect support.
Practical WO has been a little incomplete on this to get it working :-)
> I think you are slightly mistaken. The stack trace indicates that
> the problem happens during the takeVa
Hi!
Had that problem some days ago, the message is totally misleading.
The problem was that I edited the index.eomodel file by hand, to
change the password. The original password had no special characters
and was not quoted. The one I used had a special character, and
needed to be quot
