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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Sep 3 12:49:03 +0000 2007 ------- ericb->tbo You mean if a lib listed in qa/testtool/tools/standaloneTestTool/fileosx.txt is missing, no error message occurs ? Ok ... well, I'd like to understand better your issue. You wrote : "This is not build on Aqua .. ", and I guess you are using a testtool built in X11 version. If so, I think I see a possible cause: the name libdtrans*.dylib is defined at buildtime. libdtransX11 in X11 build only, while libdtransaqua* is used by Aqua version only. Here we have : libdtransX11 -> registered at buildtime in X11 build, in services.rdb file libdtransaqua-> registered at buildtime in Aqua build, in services.rdb file Consequence: services.rdb registered the dtrans lib corresponding to the build type. For instance, libdtransX11680mxi.dylib (replace all mxi with mxp on PowerPC ) Then, if you run a Testool build from X11, it will imho ask for libdtransX11* , and ignore libdtransaqua* (not registered in services.rdb). Note: copy a libdtransX11*.dylib file in the folder does not solve the issue. It is possible to unregister libdtransX11, and register the libdtransaqua in services.rdb file, and I did recently such change testing Mac OSX spellchecker ( to avoid a complete package to redo ;-) ). The tools to be used are regview, and regcomp Process : To unregister the bad lib, and register the correct one, you could e.g. do : #change the current directory for the one containing services.rdb cd _path_to_services.rdb # verify the libdtrans library name registered in services.rdb regview services.rdb | grep libdtrans #should return: Data = "libdtransaqua680mxi.dylib" #Be sure you have the right to write services.rdb (else the rest won't work !) : chmod ugx+rw services.rdb # revoke libdtransX11680*.dylib from services.rdb regcomp -revoke -r services.rdb -c libdtransX11680mxi.dylib # register libdtransaqua regcomp -register -r path to the bundle/services.rdb -c libdtransaqua680mxi.dylib If everything works as expected, and if I really understood your issue, it should work. #Don't forget to change services.rdb rights again to -r--r--r-- : chmod ugo-w services.rdb Last possible issue: other libs can be linked with libdtransX11, and other changes are mandatory, like use an uniq name libdtrans in both cases ( X11 or Aqua ) on Mac OS X, and at buildtime. HTH --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not reply to this automatically generated notification from Issue Tracker. Please log onto the website and enter your comments. http://qa.openoffice.org/issue_handling/project_issues.html#notification --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
