Oliver Steele - 25/Jan/06 08:53 AM This is a duplicate of LPP-1378. (Not sure how to tell JIRA that.)

Jim Grandy - 28/Jan/06 09:26 PM Duplicate of LPP-1378.

Cortlandt Winters - 12/Feb/06 12:07 PM Hi All, I'm afraid it's still broken. as of lps-3.2cr1 I was able to use lzc from within cygwin but not from the c: prompt. I still got the above error The system cannot find the path specified. Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/openlaszlo/compiler/Main I changed the LPS_HOME line in lzenv.bat to set LPS_HOME=C:\lzCrSrc\lps-3.2cr1-src\lps-3.2cr1 And that solved the NoClassDefFoundError, but it just replaced it with "The input line is too long. :add was unexpected at this time." I'm not sure what the :add part of the message is for but apparently there is a 127 byte limit for each individual line of a batch file. I think that in order to get ropenlaszlo and the laszlo-plugin to work the proper thing to do is to download ruby from cygwin and use it. This link that I found explains it pretty well http://www.codecomments.com/archive327-2005-11-704209.html Having said that, if it's intended to be able to use lzc without downloading cygwin, then it's still a problem. I'm thinking that it might be worth thinking about creating a simple self running executable exe that gives windows users a simpler way to configure and run the laszlo compiler, to set environment variables and run scripts. I am willing to do this, but would need better information on how lzc is called and what these various batch files are doing so that I know what the interface should look like. I will post a message to laszlo-dev about this.

Cortlandt Winters - 12/Feb/06 12:41 PM on second thought, that's kind of what cygwin does doesn't it. nevermind that last thing.

Oliver Steele - 15/Feb/06 01:06 PM Contrary, to LPP-501, this is not fixed. Visual inspection of the source files named in the description and user reports confirm this.

Jeff Schiller - 31/Mar/06 02:50 PM My duplicate bug LPP-1912 has enumerated some issues and resolutions.

Jim Grandy - 13/Apr/06 02:24 PM Frisco, can you look into whether this is in fact fixed in 3.2?

Jim Grandy - 13/May/06 12:45 AM Reopening pending investigation. Also see LPP-2050 for a new report of breakage.

Frisco Del Rosario - 15/May/06 02:41 PM I'm sorry -- I've been running it in cygwin, where it's working. It's still broken in Windows shells.

Amy Muntz - 16/May/06 10:44 AM Yossie - please look at this today. Let me know if you can't. Code freeze is eod Tuesday. Thanks!

Yossie Silverman - 16/May/06 03:04 PM remove a line from lzenv.bat which was the reason for this problem..