Gives error and gives up when setting a project directory that already contains projects about bibisco HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi, I've analyzed the log file and I saw something strange.

It seems that you are using C:\Users\*\Documents\Projects\bibisco as projects directory on windows system. How is it possible that you have an asterisk in a windows path?

For this reason bibisco crashes.

OFFTOPIC RANT: bibisco uses an h2 database, an open source and very light database that stores all this contents in a single file. Using db, bibisco can use SQL for elaborating data (for example in the analysis section). Maybe I've could obtain the same result with an XML file. but for the moment I think that in a cost-benefit balance it's more convenient to use a light db.

By the way, thank you very much for sharing your problems and suggestions, bibisco is an open source project and needs the help of everyone!!

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The asterisk was put in to anonymize the log file and is only there
representing the actual path. There is actually nothing wrong with the path
name.

B. Hunt

On Jul 31, 2016 7:01 AM, "Andrea Feccomandi" [email protected]
wrote:

Hi, I've analyzed the log file and I saw something strange.

It seems that you are using C:\Users*\Documents\Projects\bibisco as
projects directory on windows system. How is it possible that you have an
asterisk in a windows path?

For this reason bibisco crashes.

OFFTOPIC RANT: bibisco uses an h2 database, an open source and very light
database that stores all this contents in a single file. Using db, bibisco
can use SQL for elaborating data (for example in the analysis section).
Maybe I've could obtain the same result with an XML file. but for the
moment I think that in a cost-benefit balance it's more convenient to use a
light db.

By the way, thank you very much for sharing your problems and suggestions,
bibisco is an open source project and needs the help of everyone!!

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