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Summary: | Enable detection of FFJ and S1S | ||
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Product: | installer | Reporter: | Richard Gregor <rgregor> |
Component: | Code | Assignee: | Richard Gregor <rgregor> |
Status: | VERIFIED FIXED | ||
Severity: | blocker | CC: | iformanek, mbalin, ttran |
Priority: | P1 | ||
Version: | 3.x | ||
Hardware: | PC | ||
OS: | All | ||
Issue Type: | DEFECT | Exception Reporter: | |
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Diff of changes commited in trunk
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Description
Richard Gregor
2003-03-25 13:21:12 UTC
Created attachment 9536 [details]
Diff of changes commited in trunk
Fixed in trunk. There are new methods called to search for S1S and FFJ installation. still waiting for verification and code review Please, stay tunned, I'm testing it right now..... Well, I'm in process of testing and I met some small "unclearness":-( (I took DEV installer from 28 MAR, 03). It offers me from dropDownList only import from previous NB3.4 -Which I think is unclear if I'm allowed to import from others products as well. So, that coudl be a UI problem for an user. For me, is unclear what version of FFJ and S1S do you mean? So, It is hard to test if I don'y know on which versions :-/ ----- Anyway, for testing purposes I took FFJ4.01 Sierra settings. Import wasn't done successfuly:-(( Installation process screwed up my settings with installing SW into a dir which I offered installer as my dir from which it has import! NOT TO INSTALL!!! :-((( I don't think it is reasonable behaviour and if I were a user I would finished up with such dummy SW immediately:-( OK. That was also partialy my mistake, 'cause I had read carefuly that the next dir isn't dir which I though was for importing settings from it. But still I think most user will have the same problem, and will hate such installation :-( I'm going to enter new issue for usability of installer.... This is realy strange UI behaviour for me and I don't realy understand what could I expect from the installator :-( I'm gonna enter a new bug for Import settings what installer should do OMHO. This bug is related to detection of others versions. I'd rather say AUTO-DETECTION ''cause it doesn't detect me anything :-( ANd be sure I have installed other version on my computer. (but I was told that only standard path are "auto"-detected, which is "funny":-( ) So I'm going to install all those product to standard path and let you know how it is able detect them :-) Dan, just to make things clear, I told you about standard userdir! Probably standard path equals installdir in your comments - but it is slighty different. You can install your IDE wherever you want, but use standard userdir.I'm one of users who use standard userdir. Yeah, I meant standard path equals installdir and userdir. You know I don't use either standard userdir nor installdir 'just because of testing those stuffs and simply I can't have stored various versions/backups in one standard userdir;-) I'm still working on it... Daniel wrote: >For me, is unclear what version of FFJ and S1S do you mean? >So, It is hard to test if I don'y know on which versions :-/ Dan, I sent an email to you cca week ago with detailed description about supported versions of FFj and S1S (sent date 03/27/2003 04:50 PM). New supported are CE of S1S4 upd1, FFJ4.0 a FFJ3.0 >OK. That was also partialy my mistake, 'cause I had read carefuly >that the next dir isn't dir which I though was for importing >settings from it. >But still I think most user will have the same problem, and will >hate such installation :-( You can believe me, I didn't see any comment of user that tried to put his userdir as installdir except your. Created attachment 9623 [details]
diff of changes against trunk
I have changed DetectAction to search for ffjuser40ce instead of ffjuser40. Checking in src/org/netbeans/installer/actions/DetectAction.java; /cvs/installer/src/org/netbeans/installer/actions/DetectAction.java,v <-- DetectAction.java new revision: 1.9; previous revision: 1.8 done Both diffs look ok. If the fix work, I see no problem integrating it to release35. Usability seems to be another issue, not affected by this fix. approved by release coordinator for 3.5 Working on linux. Testing on Win *** Issue 32508 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. *** merged in release35 On Win XP it is OK forgot to mark it as VERIFIED |