On Dec 20, 2007, at 11:15 AM, Andrew Lindesay wrote:
Hello James;
I had a problem last week. I have my own NSLog.Logger subclass, so
I was not worried about the "WOOutputPath" setting, but it seemed
to prevent my application from booting. It was set to;
-WOOutputPath /dev/null
If I set this to a file/folder which _did_ exist then it always
failed.
I'd guess it lacked write permission but with /dev/null...
Weird.
Chuck
If I set it to a folder that _did_not_ exist then it complained,
but continued to boot the instance anyway which suited me since I
have my own logger.
I was not able to ascertain what the problem was.
cheers.
I am really very stumped.
The only thing I can think of why my app won't run from the
JavaMonitor has to do with something with my new Eclipse/WOLips
setup, compile and build.
BUT, why would it run just great from the command line?
Does anyone have something else for me to look at?
my app.woa has me as owner (admin) and appserveradm as the group.
The privileges are: drwxrwx-x and they have been applied
recursively.
Anyone?
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Andrew Lindesay
business : www.silvereye.co.nz
technology : www.lindesay.co.nz
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