At first, program.rev would simply start using database.rev and that worked
fine in the Rev development environment. When I built the standalone this
wouldn't work though. I then added a line which would start using
splash.rev (the rev file that was part of the executable) and then
everything started working great. I assume that the splash.rev file had the
links to the database external and by using it as a library in program.rev
it made the database functionality available to it. Hope this helps.
I tried this, too, but there was no change in behavior. To reprise: my main stack, which basically is a splash and login screen, comes up. I am able to authenticate a user against the mySQL database. In fact I can keep logging in various users and even add users to the db from my login card. But when I go to the substack, which presents a series of quizzes whose items are pulled from an item bank in the db, all database accesses fail. Then if I go back to the main stack login card, I can no longer access the database, but get a 'dberror, invalid database type' error. Strangely enough, this error (I think) is returned by the db library, so apparently my stack is still finding it.
Hey Rev team! Anyone following this? Help us out here; this is a major problem.
Devin Asay Humanities Technology and Research Support Center Brigham Young University
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