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Jcreator Pro Does Not Retain Required Libraries Added Etc


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#1 harry66

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Posted 15 September 2011 - 01:44 PM

I am currently running JCreator Pro 5.00.015 (upgraded from 5.00.010 this morning to see if problem below was resolved but it has not).
Problem:
I have a few workspaces with one more Projects in each workspace.
Until a few months ago I could add new entries to the 'Required Libraries' section under Project properties and if I closed Jcreator down and restarted these entries were retained. Similarly any 'Run Project' configurations i.e. command line parameters for applications that I added were also retained.
However, for the past few months, each time I start up Jcreator and try to run one of my projects, I have to manually go in and re-add the Required libraries in order to run the apps. I work in a developer support role so I often run lots of different test apps / sample apps etc during the day - so this is really annoying.
The same thing applies to the Run Configurations - most of the sample apps I run tend to read the parameters from the command line and hence I have to re-enter these each time.
The weird thing is that JCreator has retained some Libraries I added earlier in the year and remembers the Run parameters for apps I ran earlier in the year. It seems at some point it just stopped. I only have two 'Required Libraries' added and it is the 3rd new one that JCreator refuses to retain.
I have even created some New workspaces and projects - but still have the same problem.

This has got so annoying that I have even installed Eclipse - which is a bit silly cos I happily paid for JCreator Pro as I prefer it to Eclipse (or did do before I got this problem).

Can anyone please shed some light on this problem?

Thanks!

#2 xinox

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Posted 17 September 2011 - 05:03 PM

It should work perfectly.

Open the options dialog, and press the yellow like button on the bottom left.

Enter the options directory and locate the file libraries_options.xml

Delete or rename it. The file maybe corrupt.

#3 harry66

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Posted 26 September 2011 - 01:39 PM

View Postxinox, on 17 September 2011 - 05:03 PM, said:

It should work perfectly.

Open the options dialog, and press the yellow like button on the bottom left.

Enter the options directory and locate the file libraries_options.xml

Delete or rename it. The file maybe corrupt.

Apologies for the delay - been out of the office.

EDIT: the Libraries problem has been fixed. but the RUN main method arguments issue still exists.

UPDATE: Deleted the runparamdlg_options file and this has fixed the main method arguments issue as well.
Cheers