B4J Question [ABMaterial] Ver 4.95 Library Archieves Every Files when executing

Ganiadi

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Hi,

After upgrading to 4.95 Library, when tried to execute the project it zip every files and not compile all the bas files.
Is there any steps i missed

Thanks for youe help
 

MichalK73

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A little bit too little data what you were doing, not enough detail. Any errors in the compiler?
 
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Ganiadi

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A little bit too little data what you were doing, not enough detail. Any errors in the compiler?

Hi @MichalK73,

Thanks for helping
Before using 4.95, the compiler works fine
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But After upgrading to 4.95, it zips, so it doesnt work in the browser

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Tks
 
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alwaysbusy

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First, when placing logs on this forum, it is best to copy the full log (right - click in the IDE log panel, Copy All to Clipboard) and put it in your post between
[code ] [/code ] tags (without the spaces in the tags! I just have to add them in this post as else they are converted to forum code tags).

From the bit I can see, the compilation has probably succeeded. Those red lines should always be at the end of the compilation of a jServer (ABM) project. They tell you 'the server is started'.

But as @MichalK73 points out, did you indeed replace the css/js/font folders in the project with the one you have to download also from the github. I indeed forgot to mention that, sorry.

So a recap (I will change the post in ABM to match these exact links, I assumed this was clear):

1. Download https://github.com/RealAlwaysbusy/ABMaterial-Source/releases/download/v4.95/ABMaterial4.95-bin.zip
2. Download https://github.com/RealAlwaysbusy/A...ses/download/v4.95-www-fix220111/www4.95b.zip
3. Unzip ABMaterial4.95-bin.zip and copy all .xml and .jar files to you B4J Libraries folder
4. Unzip www4.95b.zip
5. In the projects you are working on (e.g. a for Dummies project) delete the following folders in \www
  • css
  • font
  • js
6. Copy from the unzipped www4.95b.zip the 3 folder (css/font/js) to the \www folder where you just deleted these 3 folders.

Alwaysbusy
 
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Ganiadi

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First, when placing logs on this forum, it is best to copy the full log (right - click in the IDE log panel, Copy All to Clipboard) and put it in your post between
[code ] [/code ] tags (without the spaces in the tags! I just have to add them in this post as else they are converted to forum code tags).

From the bit I can see, the compilation has probably succeeded. Those red lines should always be at the end of the compilation of a jServer (ABM) project. They tell you 'the server is started'.

But as @MichalK73 points out, did you indeed replace the css/js/font folders in the project with the one you have to download also from the github. I indeed forgot to mention that, sorry.

So a recap (I will change the post in ABM to match these exact links, I assumed this was clear):

1. Download https://github.com/RealAlwaysbusy/ABMaterial-Source/releases/download/v4.95/ABMaterial4.95-bin.zip
2. Download https://github.com/RealAlwaysbusy/A...ses/download/v4.95-www-fix220111/www4.95b.zip
3. Unzip ABMaterial4.95-bin.zip and copy all .xml and .jar files to you B4J Libraries folder
4. Unzip www4.95b.zip
5. In the projects you are working on (e.g. a for Dummies project) delete the following folders in \www
  • css
  • font
  • js
6. Copy from the unzipped www4.95b.zip the 3 folder (css/font/js) to the \www folder where you just deleted these 3 folders.

Alwaysbusy
Dear @MichalK73 @alwaysbusy,

I retried the steps above as i did before, but it seems still not working
currently i rolled-back to prev. version


Tks
 
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Harris

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"First, when placing logs on this forum, it is best to copy the full log (right - click in the IDE log panel, Copy All to Clipboard"

geeezzzz...

Anyway, good luck with this...
 
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Ganiadi

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Search for something like "ABM.ActivateGZip" and comment out the line if you do not want this. It is historical. I came accross it somewhere if you pre-zip it, it should be slightly faster. Maybe overkill from my part.

Alwaysbusy
@alwaysbusy

i understand, and much appreciated for your help and support.
it works like a charm now.

Tks
 
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