On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 2:41 AM, pabloest <pab...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thank you for the extended description. > This is almost exactly what I had been following.
You welcome. Interesting to know you came up with a similar solution. > I had skipped the > arguments partially because I think Eclipse is not taking them. When I > enter the arguments and then go to the interpreter tab to "see > resulting command line for the given parameters" (button), they do not > appear. Other commands do appear, but not what I've entered into the > arguments tab. Do yours appear there? > Arguments do not appear in the interpreter tab, but they are applied. I you enter something like -p 8080 -a "<recycle>" in the arguments tab when you run web2py.py the startup dialog box should not appear. Give it a try. I find it very convenient not to have the pesky dialog. > > Aptana gave the same behavior as Eclipse, but I'm not surprised. > > I might try re-downloading web2py's source - perhaps something got > corrupted. > I wouldn't expect this to be related to web2py. > > Pablo >
