On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 7:29 PM, thron7 <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> > Yes, I burned my fingers and lots of time there :) Make sure you
> > always use absolute paths and no links when creating the app and from
> > there it's a smooth sail. I tried using a symlink and it b0rked big
> > time on me and I was wondering what went wrong.
>
> Symlinks shouldn't hurt if you're on a *ix system and +FollowSymlinks is
> on in your apache config. Also, absolute paths are not necessary when
> you run create-application.py (I assume this is what you're refering
> to), since it's only copying files and a bit of macro expansion. The
> crucial thing are the relative URIs used in the source script of the
> generated app.
Yup thron7, that's what I meant. I had a relative URI and then I moved the
qooxdoo sdk dir and it broke. Also, the mongrel rails server didn't follow
symlink, dunno if it even supports that feature. Now, I've got the sdk dir
as well the app inside the public folder and that way, all files are
accessible and I'm removing them during integration, so only build remains,
which is what I want for the final app :)
So, that wiki snippet will help some one to avoid the mistake that I did :)
cheers,
skar.
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