URGENT - Standalone Build Problems with RunRev/Valentina

[Dave]

On 26 Nov 2007, at 19:31, Kirill Pekarov wrote:

> Hi, Dave.
>
>> When I build my RunRev Application as a Standalone on a Mac all works
>> well. If I do the same on Windows with Valentina Installed, the Build
>> appears to work but vital parts of the RunRev build process do not
>> work.
>> For instance, none of the files in the "Copy Files" Folder are
>> copied correctly.

It's ok for now, I have managed to find a hideous work around  
involving copy parts of the pieces from a windows machine on the LAN  
to my Mac. It seems to work but in a total pain as it's error prone  
and time consuming, but it will hopefully get us through the demo.

> I'm not catch. What is the folder "Copy Files"?
> I'm just successfully create standalone for simple revdb stack, and
> here is no such folder.

Sorry, I was unclear, what I meant was the "Copy Files" Panel in the  
"Standalone Settings Panel" of RunRev. Using this panel you can  
specify which additional files such as images or Stacks are copied  
either into the Mac Standalone Package or the Windows folder.

The folder structure is like this under windows:

AppFolder - Name of App (is App package folder on Mac, the base  
folder for the Standalone created by RunRev)
AppName.exe
AppName/RunTime/Images/ImageFileA
AppName/RunTime/Images/ImageFileB
AppName/RunTime/Images/ImageFileC

AppName/RunTime/Stacks/StackFileA
AppName/RunTime/Stacks/StackFileC
AppName/RunTime/Stacks/StackFileC

These files are specified in the "Copy Files" Panel of the Standalone  
Settings in RunRev. This works fine on the Mac regardless of whether  
Valentina is installed or not. It works on Windows too unless  
Valentina is installed. If it is, then instead of copying, it dumps  
zero length files with the same name as the files specified in the   
"Copy Files" Panel of the Standalone Settings in RunRev in the same  
folder as the application file. Therefore making it impossible it  
build under windows.

Sorry for the garbled message earlier, I've had about 10 hours sleep  
in the last 4 days and tomorrow is the demo and I hadn't had enough  
coffee! Hopefully we now have something that will get us through the  
demo and we can sort out the problems later.

All the Best
Dave