I just updated to the newest version of ODK from trunk. This is the first
time I have updated in a while, since Mercurial was implemented, but I think
I did it correctly and am running the latest ODK.
I see an issue when running ODK on a new emulator or a device that has not
had ODK installed on it before, specifically where the SDCARD does not have
the folder file structure in place.
On install, the '/sdcard/odk/forms' and '/sdcard/odk/instances' folders are
NOT created. The result is that ODK will crash when it is run.
I am creating these folders manually, and that solves the problem, ODK will
run fine after that.
In FileUtils.java, added a couple lines after line 51:
if (!dir.exists())
dir.mkdir();
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On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 12:14 PM, Neil Hendrick wrote:
ODeeKers,
I just updated to the newest version of ODK from trunk. This is the first
time I have updated in a while, since Mercurial was implemented, but I think
I did it correctly and am running the latest ODK.
I see an issue when running ODK on a new emulator or a device that has not
had ODK installed on it before, specifically where the SDCARD does not have
the folder file structure in place.
On install, the '/sdcard/odk/forms' and '/sdcard/odk/instances' folders are
NOT created. The result is that ODK will crash when it is run.
I am creating these folders manually, and that solves the problem, ODK will
run fine after that.
I just updated to the newest version of ODK from trunk. This is the first
time I have updated in a while, since Mercurial was implemented, but I think
I did it correctly and am running the latest ODK.
I see an issue when running ODK on a new emulator or a device that has not
had ODK installed on it before, specifically where the SDCARD does not have
the folder file structure in place.
On install, the '/sdcard/odk/forms' and '/sdcard/odk/instances' folders
are NOT created. The result is that ODK will crash when it is run.
I am creating these folders manually, and that solves the problem, ODK
will run fine after that.