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< Advanced Erlang/OTP ~ systools:make_tar/2 does not find my beam files. |
| flodis |
 Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2010 9:48 am |
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Hello.
I have a OTP compliant structure, like this:
lib/connsrv-1.0/
lib/connsrv-1.0/ebin
lib/connsrv-1.0/ebin/ae.connection_server_app.app
lib/connsrv-1.0/ebin/ae/*.beam
lib/connsrv-1.0/src/ae/*.erl
* means all my beam or erl files are located there.
I can make a boot script by running systools:make_script/2
When I run systools:make_tar/2 it fails with this message:
'ae.connection_server_app': Cannot add file /Users/christian/ArenaEngine/arenaengine/ConnectionServer/lib/connsrv-1.0/ebin/ae.connection_server_app.beam to tar file - /Users/christian/ArenaEngine/arenaengine/ConnectionServer/lib/connsrv-1.0/ebin/ae.connection_server_app.beam: no such file or directory
This makes sense because all the beam files are in the ae directory.
I call make_tar/2 with these options (the same options with make_script works).
systools:make_tar(\"connsrv\", [{path, ["/Users/christian/ArenaEngine/arenaengine/ConnectionServer/lib/*/ebin/", "/Users/christian/ArenaEngine/arenaengine/ConnectionServer/lib/*/ebin/ae/"]}, {variables, [{"CONNSRVAPPS", "/Users/christian/ArenaEngine/arenaengine/ConnectionServer"}]}])
I guess having everything stuffed in the ae package/dir mess things up.
As you see I provede both the ebin and the ebin/ae dir to the paths.
Any ideas how I make make_tar understand the correct path to my beam files?
Edit:
I run Erlang 14B. |
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| Mazen |
| Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2010 8:03 am |
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| why do you have them in a subdirectory in ebin? doesn't make sense. |
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| flodis |
| Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 1:10 pm |
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Because I am using namespaces, to my knowledge that requires the beam files to be put into folders.
For example:
-module(ae.foo.bar)
would be in a directory like this
ae/foo/bar.beam
Am I wrong? |
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| rvirding |
| Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 3:26 pm |
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| I was going to say avoid using namespaces as that is probably what is messing things up. I honestly don't know how much of the other erlang/OTP tools can handle properly handle namespaces. |
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