Hi Jeff,
Maybe you changed your hard drive format to Case-Sensitive HFS+ Formatting.
Upper-Case Spaces are totally different than Lower-Case spaces. Eclipse only
knows how to deal with Lower-Case ones. I'm willing to bet that you had an UC
space in the path but with a case-insensitive file syst
Looks like it didn't like where my wonder source code projects were. When I
re-created them with the new github repository in a new place, and then
re-imported them into my project, the problem cleared up. One of the
directories in the path did have a space in it which I eliminated when I move
I'll guess that you have some sort of recursive soft links in your project. ls
-al will show you what files really are.
On 2011-08-17, at 7:01 PM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
> OK, that got me past the bundle error. But now I'm back to a java heap space
> error. Other projects work fine in the wo
OK, that got me past the bundle error. But now I'm back to a java heap space
error. Other projects work fine in the workspace. I even tried creating a new
Wonder project and manually moving source code, wod files, libraries and
property and build files from the old project into this new one,
Try closing Eclipse, deleting the build (build? that is old, should be called
dist) directory, and starting Eclipse again.
On 2011-08-16, at 9:34 PM, Jeff Schmitz wrote:
> After getting an Eclipse crash while editing a wod file (something that
> happens quite often these days), I can no longe
You should do a full clean of your workspace (Project > Clean). To avoid this
issues later, assuming you're using Wonder, you should turn off generating
bundles (Eclipse > Preferences > WOLips > Build, uncheck generates bundles)
Alex
Le 17 août 2011 à 06:34, Jeff Schmitz a écrit :
> After gett
After getting an Eclipse crash while editing a wod file (something that happens
quite often these days), I can no longer run my application from eclipse. When
I try, I get the below error. A quick search in the archives and on the web
has turned up nothing on it. I tried restoring my project