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!
Jcreator Pro Does Not Retain Required Libraries Added Etc
Started by
harry66
, Sep 15 2011 01:44 PM
2 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 15 September 2011 - 01:44 PM
#2
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.
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
Posted 26 September 2011 - 01:39 PM
xinox, 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.
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.
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