Web and WebWorks Development

[famu1hundred]

I've played with this for quite a while and I can't figure it out. I have a WebWorks application that uses HTML5 LocalStorage. It was working fine on the simulator until I received a Access to violation error. I tried clean.bat, and restarting the simulator...still the same error. Finally I uninstalled and reinstalled the WebWorks plugin. Now I get the error every time I Run As Simulator once for any WebWorks app!! The only way it seems to resolve it is to uninstall and reinstall...surely this can't be the "fix"

Upon running my app however, I do notice the following error in the console:

Olympia:latform::File: error 2 calling open(media/mmc/BlackBerry/system/appdata/rim/webs​torage/appname/database/Databa+++

18:33:23.796 CRIT ses.db)

I have WebWorks Plugin 2.5.1

Windows 7

[tneil]

Hmm... I wonder if it is a Windows 7 UAC protection issue. 

Can you try downloading and installing your desired simulator into a root folder such as "C:\BBSimulators"

I've noticed that the simulators themselves can have some problems with UAC when installed into a protected folder.

[famu1hundred]

Hi Tim,

Thanks for the reply. I will give that a try. I actually have UAC turned off. I'll see if a separate simulator works. Yet, how do I integrate a separate Torch simulator into the WebWorks Eclipse plugin? Or do I just install it, run it, and load the COD file onto the external simulator?

-R

[cezeozue]

Another surprising access problem I had recently had to do with google desktop. You might want to disable that too if you have it running.

[tneil]

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famu1hundred wrote:

Hi Tim,

Thanks for the reply. I will give that a try. I actually have UAC turned off. I'll see if a separate simulator works. Yet, how do I integrate a separate Torch simulator into the WebWorks Eclipse plugin? Or do I just install it, run it, and load the COD file onto the external simulator?

-R

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If you download and install one of the different simulators, Eclipse should recognize it and allow you to use it in the tool.

[famu1hundred]

The WebWorks seems to be a little different. I dont see the option to select an external simulator. However, in the interim...what I have managed to do is just run the external Torch simulator and load the COD file on it each time before testing. While I still get a .dmp/.bug file for some reason, it seems to allow me to continue testing the application. 

However, the simulator folder gets a .dmp file and a .bug everytime I run it even after cleaning it.