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Sjur N. Moshagen updated FOR-581:
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    Attachment: tools.xxe.doc-update.txt

A patch to update the online docs (0.8-dev) to reflect the changes made.

> Toolbar icons not found if tool is installed in user config dir
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>
>          Key: FOR-581
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-581
>      Project: Forrest
>         Type: Improvement
>   Components: Tool: XXE config
>     Versions: 0.8-dev
>     Reporter: Sjur N. Moshagen
>     Priority: Minor
>  Attachments: tools.xxe.doc-update.txt, tools.xxe.icon-ref-patch.txt
>
> The XXE tool is referencing several icons in the XXE distribution in a way 
> that requires the tool to be installed within the application directory 
> structure.
> As of version 2.10 (or was it 2.9p1?), the user config dir is a replica of 
> the application config dir, and is scanned upon application startup. This 
> makes it natural to install the forrest XXE tool in the user space, to avoid 
> having to reinstall it each time XXE is updated.
> Because the icon references are relative to the installation dir of XXE (and 
> assuming that the tool is installed at a certain directory depth within it), 
> it is presently not possible to install the tool in the XXE user config area. 
> The tool initialisation will crash, which again will turn off the tool.
> A simple solution would be to just copy the icons into the forreset tool, but 
> I have been unable to find any license text or any other description on 
> whether that would be acceptable.
> Another solution would be to enhance the URI of the icons with a reference to 
> the installation directory, but I don't know whether there exists a mechanism 
> that would allow the necessary platform independence and flexibility.

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