I'm using Chip's altSplash system for the apps I build (thanks Chip!)
and today I ran into something that stumped me for quite some time.
Maybe it's always been this way but ... when you build a standalone,
you can have various code sets (XML, Video, etc) either added
automatically into the standalone based upon the scripts in the
standalone, or you can specify which code sets you want included into
your standalone. The default on my development environment switched
to automatic (it decides based upon the scripts in the standalone)
and that caused problems.
My standalone is altSplash and it has very little of the technology
used in the actual stack that does the real work. So my app worked
fine on my machine but not at all on other machines. I had to
recompile the altSplash for that app and tell it to include all the
technology needed by my actual stack, so that my actual stack would
have access to that stuff.
Now it works fine but it was difficult to troubleshoot because when I
was running from altSplash, I didn't have access to the debugger to
step through things. And when I did have the debugger, it worked
fine. Live and learn.
Kee Nethery
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