Hi All
Today, I wanted to update all our Servoy installs from 4.1.1 to 4.1.2 and started with updating the server. But although it finds a new version, i. e. 4.1.2 - build 663 and I get the message successfully updated to 4.1.2 (in the terminal) on our Mac OS X 10.5.6 server, Servoy is actually NOT updated. I used the command java -jar /Applications/Servoy/servoy_updater.jar, which as said doesn’t work, then tried with -beta as well, not luck either.
How can I update to 4.1.2? No one having had problems with updating to 4.1.2?
Regards, Robert
PS: By the way, 4.1.1 is a fresh install
Hi Robert,
What if you go into that directory first and then launch the updater ?
cd /Applications/Servoy/
java -jar servoy_updater.jar
Hi Robert
The update works with your suggestion! I even have noted it like this in our install knowledge document, but then used it as said in my post just out of habit, as either writing is, i. e. should be, the same under UNIX. Do you know any reason why one works and the other not?
Best regards, Robert
ROCLASI:
Hi Robert,
What if you go into that directory first and then launch the updater ?
cd /Applications/Servoy/
java -jar servoy_updater.jar
Hi Robert,
Robert Huber:
Do you know any reason why one works and the other not?
My guess is that it uses the PWD environment variable. This variable holds the pathname you are in.
Just type PWD in the shell and it shows the path you are in (or type env to see all variables).
Hope this helps.
Hi Robert
I also think this must be the reason for how it works (or doesn’t).
Thanks, Robert
ROCLASI:
Hi Robert,
Robert Huber:
Do you know any reason why one works and the other not?
My guess is that it uses the PWD environment variable. This variable holds the pathname you are in.
Just type PWD in the shell and it shows the path you are in (or type env to see all variables).
Hope this helps.