On 18.10.2011 22:53, Sascha Zelzer wrote: > Hi Thomas, > > the code below looks fine. The "plugin cache" is a remnant from the > legacy BlueBerry Plugin system and it is not needed anymore. Application > configuration data can be either in code (as below) or using .ini files > (they have precedence). Not having any .ini files is fine, if all > necessary config data is set in the code. > > The .provisioning files are solely for the initial provisioning of the > CTK plugin framework. This means that the files tell the BlueBerry > framework which CTK plug-ins should be installed (and optionally started > - note that there is an important difference between installed and > started). > > I have no idea why the assert below fails. You could try using the > BlueBerry.consoleLog command line argument to get more output (prepend > '/' on Windows or '--' on Unix systems). >
Hi Sascha, i tried the BlueBerry.consoleLog command line argument. Output is: ---> Wed Oct 19 10:54:16 2011 0.20 blueberry.osgi.codecache: Creating CodeCache with path: <user>\AppData\Local\ETH Z³rich\Medical Scene Gene ration_195299671\bb-plugin_cache\ 0.22 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm: Plugin base directory: C:/Scratch/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/b in/BlueBerry 0.23 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm WARNING: C:/Scratch/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/bin/BlueBerry is not a direcotry or does not exist. SKIPPED. 0.23 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm: Plugin base directory: C:/Scratch/wolfth/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/b in/ExtBundles 0.23 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm WARNING: C:/Scratch/wolfth/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/bin/ExtBundles i s not a direcotry or does not exist. SKIPPED. <----- On a sidenote, I just noted that the word 'directory' is misspelled... Just a careful question: Do i need an 'install' step in the makefiles under windows? For plugins to be installed? I assumed that it is just needed for creating an installer.. Whats the difference between 'installed' and 'started'? Our makefile creates the privisioning files with 'start' commands, the plugins will be copied into the binary directory of the main makefile. Regards, Thomas ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ All the data continuously generated in your IT infrastructure contains a definitive record of customers, application performance, security threats, fraudulent activity and more. Splunk takes this data and makes sense of it. Business sense. IT sense. Common sense. http://p.sf.net/sfu/splunk-d2d-oct _______________________________________________ mitk-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mitk-users
