[news.eclipse.technology.corona] Re: Starting corona M8 on OS X - hacks

[Marcin Okraszewski <marcin.okraszewski@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for MacOS hints. Maybe we will make an Mac OS version on this...

The log seems to be fine. All crucial plugins started, so it should 
work. More comments inline.


> [ERROR] [2007.02.27 08:42:06 CST] [org.eclipse.corona]: All not 
> persistent start attempts didn't work for 
> org.eclipse.corona.collaboration.ecf
> [ERROR] [2007.02.27 08:42:06 CST] [org.eclipse.corona]: Failed to start 
> org.eclipse.corona.collaboration.ecf non persistently; starting 
> persistently
> [INFO] [2007.02.27 08:42:06 CST] [org.eclipse.corona.collaboration.ecf]: 
> BundleEvent STARTED

Seems to be OK. For some reason it wasn't able to start it 
"non-persistently", but the final info says it has been started. To 
double check you can type "ss" in console and check if 
org.eclipse.corona.collaboration.ecf is active.

> [ERROR] [2007.02.27 08:42:06 CST] 
> [org.eclipse.corona.container.services]: Specified system environment 
> variable CORONA_CONFIG_HOME is not a directory.
> [ERROR] [2007.02.27 08:42:06 CST] 
> [org.eclipse.corona.container.services]: Plugin preferences 
> CORONA_CONFIG_HOME value is not a directory. Possible bug!
> [WARN] [2007.02.27 08:42:06 CST] 
> [org.eclipse.corona.container.services]: CORONA_CONFIG_HOME value was 
> not specified. Setting default directory as corona configuration.

This is fine. Means that you haven't configured Corona, but it has a 
default configuration in one of the plugins and it will use it.

> [JAM] Warning: failed to resolve class 
> org.eclipse.corona.soa.common.annotations.IdempotentStrategy
> [JAM] Warning: failed to resolve class 
> org.eclipse.corona.soa.common.annotations.IdempotentStrategy

We have it too. We haven't yet resolved, what caused it. But it works 
with it.

Marcin