Thanks,
I found the solution:
In the CONFIG.BBX file, located at C:\Archivos de programa\basis\bbj
\cfg\config.bbx,
I removed the reference to the driver letters that I need to use:
DSKSYN A:
DSKSYN B:
DSKSYN D:
DSKSYN E:
DSKSYN F:
DSKSYN G:
REM DSKSYN H:
DSKSYN I:
DSKSYN J:
DSKSYN K:
DSKSYN L:
REM DSKSYN M:
DSKSYN N:
DSKSYN O:
DSKSYN P:
Now I have ANOTHER detail: My drive H is a partition from my Windows
XP hard drive, formatted with NTFS. Making the above REM, made that
the problem
The BBj services on the host machine had an error initializing the
connection:
Directory doesn't exist: H:\O\EM\PGM
No longer exists, now the program RUNS with no problem in that letter
( H ).
But, if I make a network map to a shared folder and assign it to
another letter called M, and that shared folder is a LINUX box with
samba ( I have all the read and write permissions )
when I run my program, it runs, but shows this:
!ERROR=12 (Missing file M:\MON\PGM\JM_HOLA_MUNDO1.bbj
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What it could be the problem? Authentication for the user in the
config ?
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On 23 feb, 15:33, jose aguilar <
jjagui...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hola Julio:
>
> Cuando ejecutas BBj desd NetBeans el define su propia forma de lanzar BBj.
>
> Verifica que cuando ejecutas el programa quede posicionado en la unidad M:
> [con print dsk("")]
> Verifica que el directorio al que aludes existe [ open (1)"M:/MON/PGM" ]
> Incluso no sería extraño que tu problema ocurriera por que el config.bbx
> que usa NetBeans para ejecutar BBj, tengo una línea dsksyn M:
> Para revisar qué config.bbx usa NetBeans revisa:
> Tools --> Options --> Debugging and Executing --> BBj Execution and Debug
> Settings
> Revisa el contenido del campo: Config File Location y luego revisa el
> config.bbx de esa ubicción.
>
> Saludos cordiales,
>
> Administrador MundoBBx
>
> 2012/2/23 juliomontalvo123 <
juliomontalvo...@gmail.com>