Hello Ingmar! It seems you have some unusual Erlang distribution directory tree: personally I have never seen the .hrl files put inside some subdirectory of the application/src or application/include. However, I do not see the place in documentation that says it must be present in inets/src/ - so I will look at it closer.
I think the second error (with heart, to_erl and run_erl) is caused by the different then ours directory tree as well: the assumption we made is that those missing binary files are stored inside the code:root_dir()/erts-erlang:system_info(version)/bin directory - probably you have those files somewhere else. The quickest workaround would be to copy those files by hand into your project's bin/ directory. I would be grateful if you send me the information about the Erlang directory tree used in your system (as well as the parameters passed to ./configure script during the compiling process) - it will help us remove the possible bugs and make us more aware of some non-standard installations. ----- "Magnus Henoch" <mag...@erlang-consulting.com> wrote: > "Ingmar Olsson" <iop...@ioprog.se> writes: > > > Hi! > > > > Thanks for spending time with my problem! > > > > I have followed your path hint but when I continued with the > bin/prepare.erl > > or bin/compile.erl I got an error of missing the includefile > > inets/src/httpd.hrl > > in the Erlang installaton. > > I found the httpd.hrl in the inets/src/http_server directory! I > copied > > httpd.hrl to the > > inets/src directory and the erroe disappeared. > > But when I now try to make my own new Erlang-web directory > structure and > > run bin/start.erl in that directory, I am missing heart, to_erl and > > run_erl! > > You can see tree error lines in the listing below! What is wrong? > I > > suppose that this error is simple but critical? > > Indeed... I can't see how that script could _not_ find those three > files. Hopefully someone else can chime in with a solution... > > Magnus > > > > What is the next step? > > For example, I can't render the templates/Welcome.html in my > FireFox on > > the address http://localhost/8080 > > > > Hopefully I don't bother you with my questions and can get an > answer/hints > > from you > > pretty soon. > > > > > > Regards > > > > Ingmar olsson > > > > ...... > > iop...@fujitsu:/usr/local/erlang> cd erlangweb > > iop...@fujitsu:/usr/local/erlang/erlangweb> > > /usr/local/erlang/erlangweb-1.2.1.rc1/bin/start.erl > > Element created: config > > Element created: docroot > > Element created: log > > Element created: pipes > > Element created: templates > > Element created: bin > > Element created: lib > > Element created: releases > > Element created: releases/0.1 > > Element created: templates/cache > > Element created: docroot/conf > > An error has occured: enoent > > An error has occured: enoent > > An error has occured: enoent > > Element created: bin/start > > Element created: bin/stop > > Element created: bin/connect > > Element created: bin/start_interactive > > Element created: bin/start_erl > > Element created: releases/start_erl.data > > Element created: config/dispatch.conf > > Element created: config/errors.conf > > Element created: templates/404.html > > Element created: templates/501.html > > Element created: config/project.conf > > Element created: docroot/autocomplete.css > > Element created: docroot/indicator.gif > > Element created: docroot/jquery.autocomplete.js > > Element created: docroot/jquery.js > > Element created: templates/welcome.html > > Element created: releases/0.1/start.rel > > Element created: releases/0.1/start.script > > Element created: releases/0.1/start.boot > > Element created: config/yaws.conf > > Element created: docroot/conf/mime.types > > Element created: config/inets.conf > > Element created: releases/0.1/sys.config > > Element created: Emakefile > > Element created: bin/compile.erl > > Element created: bin/add.erl > > Element created: bin/e_component.erl > > iop...@fujitsu:/usr/local/erlang/erlangweb> Best regards, -- Michal Ptaszek www.erlang-consulting.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Apps built with the Adobe(R) Flex(R) framework and Flex Builder(TM) are powering Web 2.0 with engaging, cross-platform capabilities. Quickly and easily build your RIAs with Flex Builder, the Eclipse(TM)based development software that enables intelligent coding and step-through debugging. Download the free 60 day trial. http://p.sf.net/sfu/www-adobe-com _______________________________________________ Erlangweb-users mailing list Erlangweb-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/erlangweb-users http://www.erlang-web.org/
