I mistakenly thought the standalone would run without profile. In fact
profile is required so -jijx is what you need. Thtat is:
[......]% ~/j602/bin/jwd -jijx ~/j602-user/projects/first/run.ijs
The problem with the ~ is interesting. The shell script expands ~xxx by its
rules and J jpath expands ~xxx by its rules. The example above would like to
use both. You can prevent the shell doing ~ expansion by putting it in "s
(at least for sh, expect tcsh is the same). So you could do the following:
[......]% ~/j602/bin/jwd -jijx "~user/projects/first/run.ijs"
The shell expands the first ~ to be your home and the second ~user is left
alone until it is seen by jpath for load.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Schott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Beta forum" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 1:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Jbeta] mac mbopen vs mbsave - Building
Applicationslabmacproblems
Eric,
This one does not work. In the J window I get an
alert: "Error and no IDE window for debugging".
(B=)
On Wed, 20 Feb 2008, Eric Iverson wrote:
+ Yet another error. I forgot you are trying to run a standalone
application
+ built by project manager. This means you don't want the standard profile
+ loaded. This means you want to use -jprofile and not -jijx. The -jijx
may
+ work but the result isn't what you wanted.
+
+ Please try the following (same as previous message by with -jprofile):
+
+ [......]% ~/j602/bin/jwd -jprofile
+ ~/j602-user/projects/first/run.ijs
+
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