[news.eclipse.technology.corona] Re: Problems with the demo instructioin

[Marcin Okraszewski <marcin.okraszewski@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Normally you do not need to set user.name. It takes you system name. But 
 Corona users need to be mentioned in team members repository. By 
default your system name won't be. So whe have by deault two users 
(User_A and User_B) for demo purposes. The "-vmargs -Duser.name=User_A" 
option sets the user to one from team member repository.

I'm the Linux user and it works for Linux. It also works for Windows. 
Does really Mac OS X version differs so much that this breaks VM?

BTW. This is a very temporary solution until we provide logging into 
server. It will be done with Higgins framework.

Regards,
Marcin Okraszewski


Bryan Hunt napisaÅ(a):
> The demo instructions seem to contain conflicting information.  In the 
> section on Running Corona, the instructions say to run the client
>
> ./eclipse -console -clean
>
> In the Executiion section of the demo, the instructions say to run the 
> client
>
> ./eclipse -clean -vmargs -Duser.name=User_A
>
> The instructions also failto mention that if you start the client on OS 
> X using
>
> ./eclipse -clean -vmargs -Duser.name=User_A
>
> you will crash the VM.  For OS X, I think you need to put the 
> -Duser.name=User_A  in Eclipse.app/Contents/MacOS/eclipse.ini
>
> On the install instructions, it says under the Manual Install section 
> that you need to modify the ecf server.xml file.  It does not say you 
> have to do this under the Automatic install section.  After doing an 
> automatic install, it appears you still need to modify the server.xml by 
> hand.  You might also want to give instructions on creating a directory 
> for the plugin .jar file, copying the jar file to the directory and 
> exploding the jar file in order to modify the server.xml.
>
> Bryan