8 Answers

• Accepted Answer

  Just had this problem in Windows 7 64-bit and tried all suggestions but the thing that fixed my problem was to remove the following folders:

  C:\Users\username\.android

  C:\Users\username\.deltafy

  C:\Users\username\.titanium

  Not really sure if you need to remove all off them but Titanium created them on next run anyway.

  Edit:
  On XP the paths should be C:\documents and settings\username\ and so on I guess

• Updated…

  Yukoh

  Can you create and boot a new, unmodified, project? Please confirm this.

  Delete everything in the following locations:

  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/android/assets
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/android/bin
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/android/gen
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/android/lib
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/android/res
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/android/src
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/iphone/assets
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/iphone/bin
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/iphone/gen
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/iphone/lib
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/iphone/res
  • /path/to/$PROJECT/build/iphone/src

  Then start TiDev and boot your app.

  Try this and let us know what happens.

  Cheers

• Yukoh

  I've updated my previous answer.

  Cheers

• I've found out what has been causing this problem.
  It seems making a copy of

  /path/to/$PROJECT/Resources/app.js

  in the same directory prevents the project from booting up.
  I've found the cause but no solution.

  Any help would be appreciated.

• Yukoh

  Would you please pastebin everything that Titanium Developer outputs to the command line. Also, run adb -e logcat and pastebin the results.

• I've found out what has been causing this problem.
  It seems making a copy of

  /path/to/$PROJECT/Resources/app.js

  in the same directory prevents the project from booting up.
  I've found the cause but no solution.

  Any help would be appreciated.

• You're making a copy of app.js? Why? If you want or need a backup, save it outside the project directory. In fact, you should get rid of all unused or non-essential files because everything gets packaged into the final apk making it unnecessarily larger. As others have suggested, delete the contents of the build directory and try again.

• I have exactly the same issue here. And tried all the suggested solutions with no success.

  Greetings.