Run & Debug project, build by Ant

Hello,
i'm using Ant to build my project in JDev. But when i try to run or debug my application, JAR libraries were not found - because they were only set in build.xml file.
Is it possible that JDeveloper would read libraries paths from Ant build file? Thank you.

Is it possible that JDeveloper would read libraries paths from Ant build file?
The library paths specified in an Ant build file are accessible only from the build.xml file. For a jdeveloper project specify the library jar files in the project properties.

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I see that netbeans uses ant to compile project in the background.
then I tried using ant to compile.
doing only `#ant compile` where build.xml resides does the compilation.
after that I try to run it (by java -jar ...). again the above error shows up.
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If I compile it with ANT in machine A then it doesn't run in A, no chance for machine B.
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<code file="build.xml">
<![CDATA[
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>



<project name="NetBeansApplication" default="default" basedir=".">
<description>Builds, tests, and runs the project NetBeansApplication.</description>
<import file="nbproject/build-impl.xml"/>

<target name="-post-jar">
<jar update="true" destfile="${dist.jar}">
<zipfileset src="${libs.swing-layout.classpath}"/>
<zipfileset src="${libs.addMoney.classpath}"/>
<zipfileset src="${libs.NormalWindow.classpath}"/>
</jar>
</target>
</project>
]]>
</code>
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<listing foldername="CherryGame">
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build.xml
D:\src\java\CherryGame\BW.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\config.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\config.txt.lin
D:\src\java\CherryGame\flopsfile.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\game.jar
D:\src\java\CherryGame\LWMoneyfile.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\mfile.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\mfile2.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\mfile3.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\TotalRollsTillBigWin.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\UserFile.txt
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\addMoneyFrame.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\addMoneyPanel.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\cardsPanel.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\cardsWindow$1.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\cardsWindow.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\cherryGameBackPanel.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\cherryWindow.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\customBorderCherryGame.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\FixedGlassPane.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\global.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\helpPanelOne.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\imagesPanel.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\messageWindow.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\messageWindow2.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\messageWindow3.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$1.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$10.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$11.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$12.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$13.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$14.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$15.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$16.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$17.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$18.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$19.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$2.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$20.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$21.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$22.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$23.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$24.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$25.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$26.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$27.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$28$1.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$28$2.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$28.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$29.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$3.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$30.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$31.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$32.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$33.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$34.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$35.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$36.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$37.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$38.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$39.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$4.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$40.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$41.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$42.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$43.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$44.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$45.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$46.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$5.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$6.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$7.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$8.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$9.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame$MyTask.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\nbCherryGame.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\panelMessage.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\panelMessage2.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\cherrygame\panelMessage3.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\lpt\LPT.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\lpt\events\Events.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\lpt\events\LPTEvent.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\lpt\events\LPTEventListener.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\lpt\ieee1284\PPParallelPort.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\customBorder.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\nbApplication$1.class
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D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\nbApplication$14.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\nbApplication$2.class
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D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\nbApplication$5.class
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D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\nbApplication$8.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\nbApplication$9.class
D:\src\java\CherryGame\build\classes\netbeansapplication\nbApplication.class
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D:\src\java\CherryGame\dist\javadoc\package-list
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D:\src\java\CherryGame\dist\javadoc\resources\inherit.gif
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D:\src\java\CherryGame\nbproject\genfiles.properties
D:\src\java\CherryGame\nbproject\project.properties
D:\src\java\CherryGame\nbproject\project.xml
D:\src\java\CherryGame\nbproject\private\private.properties
D:\src\java\CherryGame\nbproject\private\private.xml
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\customBorder.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\nbApplication.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\nbApplication.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\addMoneyFrame.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\addMoneyFrame.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\addMoneyPanel.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\addMoneyPanel.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\cardsPanel.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\cardsWindow.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\cardsWindow.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\cherryGameBackPanel.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\cherryGameBackPanel.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\cherryWindow.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\customBorderCherryGame.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\global.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\helpPanelOne.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\helpPanelOne.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\imagesPanel.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\messageWindow.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\messageWindow.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\messageWindow2.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\messageWindow2.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\messageWindow3.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\messageWindow3.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\nbCherryGame.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\nbCherryGame.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\panelMessage.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\panelMessage.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\panelMessage2.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\panelMessage2.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\panelMessage3.form
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\cherrygame\panelMessage3.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\lpt\LPT.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\lpt\events\Events.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\lpt\events\LPTEvent.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\lpt\events\LPTEventListener.java
D:\src\java\CherryGame\src\lpt\ieee1284\PPParallelPort.java
</listing>
<listing foldername="NormalWindow">
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build.xml
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\manifest.mf
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\global.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$1.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$10.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$11.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$12.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$13.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$14.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$15.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$16.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$17.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$2.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$3.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$4.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$5.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$6.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$7.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$8.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow$9.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\NormalWindow.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\PasswordDialog$1.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\PasswordDialog$2.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\PasswordDialog$3.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\PasswordDialog$4.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\PasswordDialog$5.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\build\classes\normalwindow\PasswordDialog.class
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\dist\NormalWindow.jar
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\dist\README.TXT
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\dist\_normalwindow.jar
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\dist\lib\swing-layout-1.0.jar
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\nbproject\build-impl.xml
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\nbproject\genfiles.properties
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\nbproject\project.properties
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\nbproject\project.xml
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\nbproject\private\private.properties
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\nbproject\private\private.xml
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\src\normalwindow\global.java
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\src\normalwindow\NormalWindow.form
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\src\normalwindow\NormalWindow.java
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\src\normalwindow\PasswordDialog.form
D:\src\java\NormalWindow\src\normalwindow\PasswordDialog.java
</listing>
<listing foldername="cgwindow2">
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build.xml
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\manifest.mf
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\mfile.txt
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\UserFile.txt
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyPanel.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$1.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$10.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$11.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$12.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$13.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$14.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$2.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$3.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$4.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$5.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$6.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$7.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$8.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow$9.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\addMoneyWindow.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\customBorderForAddMoneyWindow.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\build\classes\addmoney\global.class
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\dist\cgwindow2.jar
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\dist\README.TXT
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\dist\lib\swing-layout-1.0.jar
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\nbproject\build-impl.xml
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\nbproject\genfiles.properties
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\nbproject\jax-ws.xml
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\nbproject\project.properties
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\nbproject\project.xml
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\nbproject\private\private.properties
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\nbproject\private\private.xml
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\src\addmoney\addMoneyPanel.form
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\src\addmoney\addMoneyPanel.java
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\src\addmoney\addMoneyWindow.form
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\src\addmoney\addMoneyWindow.java
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\src\addmoney\customBorderForAddMoneyWindow.java
D:\src\java\cgwindow2\src\addmoney\global.java
</listing>
About my thread subject, my clients machine is a debian sarge 3.0 and when I compiled it there with ANT It says, "normalwindow" package not found. other 2 errors were due to "normalwindow".
Edited by: mokaddim on Sep 12, 2007 2:08 PM

Julio.Faerman wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to run my annotation processor using ant.
I already built the processor, the javax.annotation.processor.Processor file is in the correct place with the correct content.
The jar with the processor is in the classpath (i can see it in ant -v), but it does not process my classes. in fact, i get the warning:
warning: Annotation processing without compilation requested but no processors were found.Do i have to specify -processor or -processorpath or can i just leave it to the default classpath scanning?When -processor is not given, a service loader is used to find the annotation processors (if any). In addition to the class files of the process, to allow your processor to be found as a service, make sure you've also provided the needed META-INF data in the jar file. The general service file format is described in
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/ServiceLoader.html
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Chris Coulon

OK, I think I am on the right track, but I don't understand why I am still getting this error:
clean:
compile:
Copying 1 file to /Users/chris/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ
Created dir: /Users/chris/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ/source/build
Compiling 292 source files to /Users/chris/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ/source/build
/Users/chris/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ/source/plugins/Kline_Frame.java:31: package org.jdesktop.layout does not exist
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/Users/chris/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ/source/plugins/Kline_Frame.java:34: package org.jdesktop.layout does not exist
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/Users/chris/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ/source/plugins/Kline_Frame.java:38: package org.jdesktop.layout does not exist
layout.createParallelGroup(org.jdesktop.layout.GroupLayout.LEADING)
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
4 errors
/Users/chris/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ/source/build.xml:11: Compile failed; see the compiler error output for details.
BUILD FAILED (total time: 6 seconds)
I no longer have the error in my java code in the Projects list, but I still cannot build the project. This is my current build.xml file:

<project name="ImageJ" default="run">
<target name="compile" description="Compile everything.">
      
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    <mkdir dir="build" />
    
    <javac srcdir="." destdir="build" optimize="on" source="1.4" target="1.4" debug="on">
      
      
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</target>
<target name="build" depends="compile" description="Build ij.jar.">
    
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    <copy file="images/microscope.gif" tofile="build/microscope.gif" />
    <copy file="images/about.jpg" tofile="build/about.jpg" />
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    <copy todir="build/macros"><fileset dir="macros"/></copy>
    
    <jar jarfile="ij.jar" basedir="build"
         manifest="MANIFEST.MF" />
</target>
<target name="clean" description="Delete the build files.">
    <delete dir="build" />
    <delete file="ij.jar" />
</target>
<target name="run" depends="build" description="Build and run ImageJ.">
    <copy file="ij.jar" toDir=".." />
    <java maxmemory="640m" jar="ij.jar" fork="yes" />
</target>
<target name="run2" depends="build" description="Build and run ImageJ.">
    
    <copy file="ij.jar" toDir=".." />
    <java maxmemory="640m" dir=".." jar="ij.jar" fork="yes" />
</target>
<target name="zip" depends="clean" description="Build zrc.zip.">
    <zip zipfile="../src.zip"
       basedir=".."
       includes="source/**"
    />
</target>
<target name="javadocs" description="Build the JavaDocs.">
    <delete dir="../api" />
    <mkdir dir="../api" />
    <javadoc
           sourcepath="."
           packagenames="ij.*"
           destdir="../api"
           author="true"
           version="true"
           use="true"
           windowtitle="ImageJ API">
    </javadoc>
</target>
   </project>notice I added this line: <copy file="dist/lib/swing-layout-1.0.3.jar" todir=".." />
because the dir ".." is where the other jar files are placed, i.e.:
[GAIAG:~/**JavaProjects/Netbeans_ImageJ/source] chris% ls ..
PolarDisplay          ij.jar               swing-layout-1.0.3.jar
TestFrames          myApp
api               source
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Chris

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Flash Builder 4.5.1 Standard
Windows 7 Ultimate & Home Premium
Latest AIR 2.7.0.19530 on all devices
Viewsonic GTablet, Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread
Been developing an app for quite awhile and running the app on my tablet with no issues. Then last week I updated AIR on on my devices (including the tablet) to the latest version.
Now, when I select 'run on device' it compiles, installs the xxxxx-debug file on the tablet. BUT as soon as it tries to run it I get an AIR error. If I disconnect the USB and try to run the newly installed '-debug' file it errors out again and again. BUT, if I reboot the tablet then all is fine in the world. The debug file runs just fine.
The only difference in my setup is the new AIR file cause the problems started right after I updated.
I am open to any and all suggestions on what the heck to do about this.

Updating the SDK fixed the problem, and introduced another....
When I "run on device", the build & install process runs. Flash Builder then pops up an alert telling me:
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If I select "Yes", the program compiles, installs and runs correctly on the tablet. If I select "No", then I get this error on the tablet: "The application Adobe AIR (process com.adobe.air) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again." with a "Force Close" button as the only option. Clicking the FC button brings the same error message up again. After the second click on the FC button, the screen goes black. I then can hit the Home button to get back to my main screen.
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Hey everyone,
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deployment started : 0%
Deploying application in domain failed;
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I am trying to run a struts (v 1.2.9) based project in Jdeveloper 10.1.3.1.0.The struts version in Jdeveloper is 1.1.
when i am trying to run the index.jsp i get an error:
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I am not being able to figure out the XMl parser problem.
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thanks
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