Invalid resource directory name

[Oliver Pfeiffer]

Hello together! I already posted this on microemu.blogspot.com, but
repeat it here according to Bartek's suggestion to move discussions to
this group.

I've run across this recipe trying to convert a little java me game I
wrote on my own. I followed the first 5 conversion steps letter by
letter, yet I obviously ran into the same problem that occurs in <a
href="http://microemu.blogspot.com/2009/08/converting-javame-
applications-to.html?
showComment=1285059966780#c597177863702396321">this older post</a>. In
my case the last few lines of the ant output read:

prepare-res:
[mkdir] Created dir: S:\Internet\microemulator\microemu-android\bin\res
\values
[mkdir] Created dir: S:\Internet\microemulator\microemu-android\bin\res
\drawable
[unjar] Expanding: S:\Projekt\java\Eigene\Mobiles\Korean\mobiles
\korean.jar into S:\Internet\microemulator\microemu-android\bin
[copy] Copying 1 file to S:\Internet\microemulator\microemu-android\bin
\res\drawable

package-res:
[exec] invalid resource directory name: bin\res/Images

BUILD FAILED
S:\Internet\microemulator\microemu-android\build.xml:274: exec
returned: 1

Comparing my output with that in the aforementioned post I would guess
there is some probem with mixing forward and backward slashes. But
perhaps the reason is some other problem which I'm unable to judge
whether it has already been fixed in a more recent revision or not. I
think I would be able to fix this issue myself if someone could point
me into the correct direction. Any help greatly appreciated. Best
regards, Oliver Pfeiffer

[Bartek Teodorczyk]

Hi,

I guess, you are correct with your finding about the forward and
backward slashes. What is your OS (Mac, Windows, Linux) on machine you
use for conversion?

BR,
Bartek Teodorczyk

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[Oliver Pfeiffer]

Very, very sorry for being a 'little' late with my response... To
answer your question: OS is Windows... errr 2000, but I hope that
should not make any difference compared with XP, Vista or 7. Java is
SE 6 u30. Filesystem is FAT32, for the sake of completeness, I have
not tested it on NTFS, but I think this also should not make any
problems.

Regards, Oliver Pfeiffer