Re: [buckminster-dev] Buckminster Component Assembly Management -first m

[Thomas Hallgren <thhal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Knut,
This was my fault. I'm working on some new features in the 
buckminster.cspec and created a version of the cspec that is not 
understood by the release. Bummer! I shouldn't perform my tests on the 
components that we advertise as samples :-)

In any case, I've corrected my mistake so it should work fine now.

You might want to try the logging capabilities of Buckminster (a 
preference setting). The log can be quite helpful since it provides a 
lot of info during the resolvement process.

Regards,
Thomas Hallgren

> Ken,
>
> On 9/9/05, Kenneth Ölwing <kenneth@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>  
>
> > > Forget that last message I sent. I hadn't read the installation
> > > instructions properly!
> > >      
> > Hi Knut,
> >
> > All forgotten :-)
> >
> > Still, just to reiterate to others and give some further explanations- what
> > you downloaded was the 'product' (headless only) build which accounts for
> > it's 'strange' content. To make that run you have to dig into the
> > buckminster cmdline plugin below it and deep down in the 'launchers'
> > directory structure eventually find a readme as well as some forms of
> > launchers (windows .exe's, primarily). The _discard_this_exe_ thing you find
> > is actually the regular eclipse.exe - though it truly isn't adapted for
> > headless use so we have to provide our own. The product really needs an
> > installer to hide such messiness as well as a scripted creation - it'll come
> > eventually I guess.
> >
> >    
>
> Yes, I figured it out. I'd been too lazy to read everything and just
> scanned the page for a download link.
>
> Although I still have problems getting the example up and running. I
> can't seem to get the open project wizard working for the
> "buckminster.test.build_a" component. The wizard seems to do
> something, but eventually I get the following error message: "Error
> during loading: No suitable provider for component
> buckminster.test.build_a was found in searchPath buckminster.test". Is
> there anything else I need to set?
>
>  
>
> > For reasons like this, but also because of the fact that we're rewriting the
> > launcher mechanism including, probably, the cmdline parsing rules etc, I've
> > left it like it is for the moment. Kinda drives home the rawness of M1...:-)
> >
> > What you probably were after was an 'update site' in zip form - I never
> > uploaded one...perhaps I should?
> >
> >    
>
> I suppose that would be useful to have.
>
> Regards,
>
> --knut
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