Re: Problem moving project folder
Re: Problem moving project folder
- Subject: Re: Problem moving project folder
- From: Art Isbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 9 Mar 2003 09:51:21 -1000
On Sunday, March 9, 2003, at 05:43 AM, mjew wrote:
I recently did something very minor that is causing problems.
Minor to you, but not to Project Builder :-)
I moved my project folder from one drive to another drive, and now I
get the
following errors when I try to build the project:
Building target 3Application Server2 with build style 3Development2
(optimization:level ^Lsize9, debug-symbols:on) ^K (3 errors)
Somehow, a couple of control characters (shown above as ^L and ^K)
ended up in your message which caused its display to end at the '^L'
character (at least when read with OS X Mail). I was able to read the
entire message by viewing the raw text. Also note the translation of
what must have been quote characters into '3' and '2'. It appears that
your message was composed with Entourage which should have prevented
this from happening. If you can avoid this somehow, your messages will
be more likely to be readable by everyone.
Missing file or directory:
/Volumes/Alpha/WebObjects-Projects/PVAdmin/MemberSearchResults.java
Missing file or directory:
/Volumes/Alpha/WebObjects-Projects/PVAdmin/Members.java
Missing file or directory:
/Volumes/Alpha/WebObjects-Projects/PVAdmin/MemberDetail.java
As you can see, the OLD drive was named Alpha.
The project now lives on a different drive.
Most of the WebObjects components don't seem to cause problems
(those missing files are not the only components in the project).
I've checked all the settings and file infos I can, and for the life
of me I cannot find any hard-coded paths.
I have cleaned the binaries/build folder and still get the problem.
I suspect the problem is caused by out-of-date indexes that still
refer to the old paths. You can reindex the project or if the project
doesn't require much time to build, just delete the entire "build"
directory which should force reindexing.
It may be that the components for which no error is occurring have
been reindexed. This depends on your indexing preferences, settings of
which cause reindexing to occur after different events in the
development process.
Aloha,
Art
http://homepage.mac.com/aisbell/
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