Still can't run *ANY* app... Please help...
Having been pulling my hair out for a few days now I am very close to giving up, and assuming that the only chance of any support is when you pay for it… Which is totally fair enough I guess…
My setup:
- Mac OS 10.6.3
- Java v1.6 (attempted in 64 and 32-bit mode)
- xCode / iPhone SDK v2.6
- Titanium Developer v1.2.1
- KitchenSink v1.2
All installed (numerous times after clean removal) and all 'looking' like it should work fine - i.e. The iPhone and Android SKD's are found fine and the install always looks correct… Until I try and run KitchenSink (or even an entirely empty new app for that matter)
Loads of errors in the javascript and an entirely black-screened iPhone simulator.
(I have tried this with the iPhone version set to 3.1, 3.1.2, 3.1.3 and 3.2… all with the same outcome)
I have scoured these Q&A's over the last few days and have so far had no joy at all.
ANY help would be massively appreciated, as this looks like it would be a great tool - just never seen it work yet.
Thanks in advance
Hugh
2 Answers
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Accepted Answer
This may solve your problem (but no promises!)
Solution: http://support.appcelerator.net/discussions/support/2260-new-project-doesnt-run-on-iphone-simulator-application-exits
"I was able to resolve this, by opening xCode and changing in preferences under 'Building' the option for 'Place Build Products in:' back to 'Project directory' I had originally changed this back when I was using xCode for development along with SVN, so my build wouldn't be put into my SVN repository.."
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HURRAH!!!!!
Mark, you are my hero (and have made my night)
I too had changed my build directory for the same reason, and sure enough - the change back to 'Project Directory' has made the app spring into life!
(still loads of javascript warnings though - but hey)
Thank you
Hugh
ps. The support link you used doesn't work… how did you get into the discussion forum? (at http://support.appcelerator.net… I would have searched in there too had I known about it)