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‎Feb 22, 2006
09:50 AM
ProjectException
When I try to open some projects that were made on another system I get the following error. "ProjectException: An error occurred parsing the project. (com.jxml.quick.QPE: java.lang.IllegalArgumentsException: array elements type mismatch)"
I am new to IS but I think this has something to do with my java, could it be because the version on my system is different than the version these projects were built on?
Any help would be appreciated.
I am new to IS but I think this has something to do with my java, could it be because the version on my system is different than the version these projects were built on?
Any help would be appreciated.
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‎Feb 27, 2006
07:56 PM
HI,
I experienced that message once, and it had sometinh to do with failures in my custom benInfo class. Try to remove any recent beanInfo class you created recently and the error will go away.
Then, you can debug you beanInfo class by creating .sp file and run the IDE with it.
I experienced that message once, and it had sometinh to do with failures in my custom benInfo class. Try to remove any recent beanInfo class you created recently and the error will go away.
Then, you can debug you beanInfo class by creating .sp file and run the IDE with it.
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‎Feb 28, 2006
07:50 AM
I would try that but I can't even open up the projects. The machine they were created on is thousands of miles away. Any other thoughts?
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‎Feb 28, 2006
09:01 AM
What versions of ISMP are you and the other author using?
And here's an old thread that suggests the error occurs when one system adds build configuration platforms not supported by the other: [thread]123390[/thread].
And here's an old thread that suggests the error occurs when one system adds build configuration platforms not supported by the other: [thread]123390[/thread].
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‎Feb 28, 2006
11:55 PM
Here is how:
Create a text file named "InstallShieldUniversal.sp" in the same directory as the "InstallShieldUniversal" launcher (the directory where you installed 10.5 Universal). In this text file put the following line:
is.debug=1
Save the file, open a command window, change to the directory where Universal is installed, and run the command "InstallShieldUniversal -is:javaconsole". For example, on Windows:
InstallShieldUniversal.exe -is:javaconsole
This will open the IDE with a command window. In the command window, you will see java debugging information. Look for exceptions that occur when you attempt to open your projects.
Create a text file named "InstallShieldUniversal.sp" in the same directory as the "InstallShieldUniversal" launcher (the directory where you installed 10.5 Universal). In this text file put the following line:
is.debug=1
Save the file, open a command window, change to the directory where Universal is installed, and run the command "InstallShieldUniversal -is:javaconsole". For example, on Windows:
InstallShieldUniversal.exe -is:javaconsole
This will open the IDE with a command window. In the command window, you will see java debugging information. Look for exceptions that occur when you attempt to open your projects.