LC 7 unable to load program and library stacks
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James Hale
May 22, 2014, 9:36:39 PM5/22/14
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I recently tried one of the LC 7 DPs with my app.
It uses SQLYoga and is written within the GLX App Framework.
It crashed to the script editor on the SQLYoga registration and I just left it there after asking Trevor if SQLYOga had been tested against LC 7 yet. It hadn't so I thought I would leave it for now.
With the Global Jam initiative coming up I thought I would try again.
This time I just commented out the SQLYoga registration lines and relaunched my app.
It crashed to the script editor again, this time claiming it can't find my stack.
Checking the Project Browser I can see none of my stacks present, only the GLX stacks:
Application
glxapplauncher
glxApplicationFramework
pref stack - user
splash
Now "splash" is my splash screen and I had configured my app for user prefs (hence "pref stack - user") but my "program" stack of my two library stacks (one of which is SQLYoga) are not there.
Tracing through the launch there seems to be an issue in the "glxapp_getProp" handler when it tries to get a list of stacks to load.
Under LC 7 the list returned is a single line, which in my case is...
"group id 50042 of group id 1006 of group id 1003 of card id 1002 of stack "application""
Obviously the above is not a list of stacks.
Checking the above mentioned groups I can see they all have properties that are associated with them that provide the stack name etc.
At this stage I must admit I am getting lost under these levels of abstraction and am asking for help.
Somehow LC 7 doesn't get to read these properties and thus load the required stacks.
I just don't know where it is failing.
Trevor DeVore
May 23, 2014, 6:22:54 AM5/23/14
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On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 9:36 PM, James Hale <ja...@thehales.id.au> wrote:
At this stage I must admit I am getting lost under these levels of abstraction and am asking for help.
Somehow LC 7 doesn't get to read these properties and thus load the required stacks.
I just don't know where it is failing.
I'm doing some testing for the Global Jam right now and I'm seeing the same thing. I will track it down and report it.
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Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems
Trevor DeVore
May 23, 2014, 7:02:21 AM5/23/14
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The issue has to do with "filter ... without" not working properly. I've filed a bug report.
James Hale
May 23, 2014, 8:09:42 AM5/23/14
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Ahh.
Thanks Trevor.
apart from my style setting test stack (which also resulted in a bug report) this was all I had to contribute to the bug fest...perhaps.
anyway look forward for their fix.
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