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| Re: relative paths to RMAP in CQUERY? [message #387392 is a reply to message #387391] |
Fri, 03 July 2009 15:43   |
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Roland Tepp wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the base location for a relative path in CQUERY for resourceMap
> file uri?
>
That would be the location used when obtaining the CQUERY.
> I am confused, because when I specify the uri as a simple file name, I
> expect the Buckminster would pick it up from the same folder as .cquery
> file itself. However - this does not seem to be the case.
It should be. How did you open the CQUERY? I can see one case where it would not work and that is if
you type in a URL in the File Dialog on a Windows box. The reason that doesn't work is that Windows
first downloads the file and then passes the location of the temporary file to Buckminster. That
location is of course no good but unfortunately there's no way of telling that windows changed it.
If you however use the "File" -> "Open a Component Query..." or the headless import command, there
should be no such problem.
HTH,
Thomas Hallgren
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| Re: relative paths to RMAP in CQUERY? [message #387396 is a reply to message #387395] |
Mon, 06 July 2009 09:30 |
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Roland Tepp wrote:
> 3.07.2009 18:43, Thomas Hallgren kirjutas:
>> Roland Tepp wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> What is the base location for a relative path in CQUERY for
>>> resourceMap file uri?
>>>
>> That would be the location used when obtaining the CQUERY.
>>
>>> I am confused, because when I specify the uri as a simple file name, I
>>> expect the Buckminster would pick it up from the same folder as
>>> .cquery file itself. However - this does not seem to be the case.
>>
>> It should be. How did you open the CQUERY? I can see one case where it
>> would not work and that is if you type in a URL in the File Dialog on a
>> Windows box. The reason that doesn't work is that Windows first
>> downloads the file and then passes the location of the temporary file to
>> Buckminster. That location is of course no good but unfortunately
>> there's no way of telling that windows changed it.
>>
>> If you however use the "File" -> "Open a Component Query..." or the
>> headless import command, there should be no such problem.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Thomas Hallgren
>
> well.. I pressed the "Materialize to Wizard" button in the CQUERY editor...
My question was, how did you open the CQUERY editor? The base URL is determined at that time.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
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| Re: relative paths to RMAP in CQUERY? [message #387399 is a reply to message #387398] |
Mon, 06 July 2009 11:35 |
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Hi Roland,
I seem to recall that Buckminster had a bug some time back that caused files opened from the workspace to have an
incorrect base. It's been fixed since though. Can you please tell me what version you are using?
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
Roland Tepp wrote:
> Oh yes,
>
> I tried to (re)open the same file with File->Open... and then it worked
> just fine...
>
>>>> If you however use the "File" -> "Open a Component Query..." or the
>>>> headless import command, there should be no such problem.
>>>>
>>>> HTH,
>>>> Thomas Hallgren
>>>
>>> well.. I pressed the "Materialize to Wizard" button in the CQUERY
>>> editor...
>>
>> My question was, how did you open the CQUERY editor? The base URL is
>> determined at that time.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Thomas Hallgren
>
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| Re: relative paths to RMAP in CQUERY? [message #387401 is a reply to message #387400] |
Mon, 06 July 2009 12:06 |
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OK, very odd in that case. That version shouldn't have that problem. You just double-click on a cquery to open it? Can
you please enable DEBUG logging (Window -> Preferences -> Buckminster -> "Console Log level" -> DEBUG). With debug on,
you should see a text saying "CQUERY Context URL set to ..." in the console window. I'm interested in what it says when
you have the problem.
Regards,
Thomas Hallgren
Roland Tepp wrote:
> The version of the Buckminster feature is 1.1.350.r10382
> (downloaded with Yoxos Install Manager)
>
> 6.07.2009 14:35, Thomas Hallgren kirjutas:
>> Hi Roland,
>> I seem to recall that Buckminster had a bug some time back that caused
>> files opened from the workspace to have an incorrect base. It's been
>> fixed since though. Can you please tell me what version you are using?
>>
>> Regards,
>> Thomas Hallgren
>>
>> Roland Tepp wrote:
>>> Oh yes,
>>>
>>> I tried to (re)open the same file with File->Open... and then it
>>> worked just fine...
>>>
>>>>>> If you however use the "File" -> "Open a Component Query..." or the
>>>>>> headless import command, there should be no such problem.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> HTH,
>>>>>> Thomas Hallgren
>>>>>
>>>>> well.. I pressed the "Materialize to Wizard" button in the CQUERY
>>>>> editor...
>>>>
>>>> My question was, how did you open the CQUERY editor? The base URL is
>>>> determined at that time.
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
>>>> Thomas Hallgren
>>>
>
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