what the hell means this??

[AndersonLopes]

While compiling KoboformBuilder the following message was prompted:

Missing required argument 'moduleName'

Google Web Toolkit 2.0.3

WebAppCreator [-overwrite] [-ignore] [-out dir] [-junit pathToJUnitJar] moduleName 

where 

  -overwrite  Overwrite any existing files

  -ignore     Ignore any existing files; do not overwrite

  -out        The directory to write output files into (defaults to current)

  -junit      Specifies the path to your junit.jar (optional)

and 

  moduleName  The name of the module to create (e.g. com.example.myapp.MyApp)

what means that?? What is needed. I followed these steps

• Imported Koboform project from repository on code-google via tortoise workbech
• uncommented the class "KoboFormDesignerLaunch.java" on "org.openrosa" package and imported the libs: "org.eclipse.jetty.server.Server" and "org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.WebAppContext".
• I tried to run the project with WebAppCreator run option.

[AndersonLopes]

that's alright I just selected the wrong class, after selecting KoBoFormBilderLaunch and setting Port to 8080 it worked

[Neil Hendrick]

Eclipse is tricky, but I think you are getting on top of it. It often has these kinds of issues with a perfectly good project on import where you have to go select the location of included resources, etc. Just go through the errors one at a time until you get yourself a working version going.

~Neil

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[AndersonLopes]

there's a new problem, but it's not exactly a problem but a doubt. when the project was running I realized that 80% of the features was not in it. for exemple

• new form menu
• save to file 
• save to browser
• validate

and many others, why the project isn't complete, like the KoboFormBuilder PC version??

Em segunda-feira, 10 de setembro de 2012 15h28min43s UTC-3, AndersonLopes escreveu:

[Neil Hendrick]

Anderson,

In the top left corner of the KoBoForm window, you should see a version number. Can you tell me what that version number is?

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[AndersonLopes]

Neil, there is no version number in this window. look at the print.

[John Etherton]

Hi Anderson,

You seem to be using a very old version. Can you tell me exactly where you got the source code from? Did you use Mercurial or download a zip file? If you have Mercurial installed try running:

hg clone https://<your_google_code_id_here>@code.google.com/p/kobo.formbuilder/ 

That will download the latest code.

[AndersonLopes]

John, I'm using Tortoise workbench and downloaded from code-google repository

http://code.google.com/p/kobo/source/browse/?repo=formbuilder#hg%2FFormDesigner%2Fsrc%2Forg%2Fpurc%2Fpurcforms%2Fshared

 

[AndersonLopes]

john after downloading with  "hg clone https://code.google.com/p/kobo.formbuilder/" it downloaded the same version and everything still are the same

[John Etherton]

Anderson,

I used hg clone https://code.google.com/p/kobo.formbuilder/  to make a copy of the source, then built it in eclipse and it worked just fine for me. While testing to make sure that the code was indeed the most recent version, I made a 4 minute screen cast of the processes, so check it out: http://www.kobotoolbox.org/koboform/help/koboform_build_from_source_20120917.ogv. Maybe it'll shed some light on the differences between what you're seeing and what we're seeing.

[Neil Hendrick]

Nice screencast, John! Thanks.

~neil

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[Vinck, Patrick]

Great – Anyway to have a direct link on the homepage somewhere?

Also have you had a chance to look at a WorldMap using KoBoMap? I can give you a list with a few indicators if it helps.

 

Patrick

[Patrick Vinck]

Please ignore!

[AndersonLopes]

 John Like I told you, I made the same steps 3 times, exept that program you used to clone. I used tortoise to download the source file.I use Windows 7 eclipse 4 Juno.

Some interesting diference. when you import the source to eclipse, it doesn't show any erros. howerver when I import it the source folders show some errors about build path, and repeated classes. I commented out the repeated classes. and the main class of openRosa folder is commented out, so I uncommented it and imported the "import org.eclipse.jetty.server.Server;" and "import org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.WebAppContext;" . but after that it asks me for a ".KoboFormBuilder.war" and I select it manually, and import it to the folder and rename it from KoboFormBuilder.war to .KoboFormBuider.war. only the dot "." is the diference. and after that the application runs selecting the "run as > Java Application" so I enter in firefox browser "localhost:8080" and it shows me that screen I've shown you before. what am I doing wrong?

[AndersonLopes]

give me the number of the revision