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[[eSellerateObject alloc] init] causes SIGTRAP
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[[eSellerateObject alloc] init] causes SIGTRAP


  • Subject: [[eSellerateObject alloc] init] causes SIGTRAP
  • From: Graham Jones <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 21 May 2005 13:32:21 -0400

Hi,

I'm also posting this on the AS Studio list because it's kind of sitting on
the fence.

*** NO ARGUMENTS ABOUT ESELLERATE OR ACTIVATION PLEASE ***  They killed my
last thread.

Being a relative novice at Objective-C, I decided the easiest way to
implement the eSellerate integrated eSeller into my primarily
Applescript-based Applescript Studio app was to copy eSellerate's Gecko
sample files into my app and then modify them to match my eSellerate
settings.

I have tried different variations (like declaring a new interface in my
existing Controller and bringing in the AppController files as is).  Things
seem to import fine, and my app builds OK, but as soon as I instantiate the
AppController in Interface Builder in order to connect the "Purchase" menu
item, every subsequent attempt to run the app results in a Signal 5 SIGTRAP
error.

In the debugger, it tells me the bad line is in the awakeFromNib:

eSeller = [[eSellerateObject alloc] init];

And the errors reported in the Run Log for this line are:

<NSInvalidArgumentException> *** -[NSURL initFileURLWithPath:]: nil string
parameter

Does anyone know why I would be getting this error when I try to instantiate
this object?

Thanks,
Graham Jones.

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