Hello, I am totally new to appcelerator titanium. For some reason I get an error saying
[Titanium SDK Home] The Desktop-SDK root path 'C:\Users\Vishnu\Appdata\Roaming\Titanium\sdk\win32' is not a directory
This must be the reason, when I try to compile the sample app, I get an error like this:
[DEBUG] calling emulator kill on 6652
ERROR: The process "6652" not found.
If somebody could help me, it would be greatly appreciated...
Thank you.
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Hey guys:
I found a solution (props to Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos and Tony Gunthar). This is what I did: -closed Titanium Studio -downloaded Titanium Desktop SDK from http://developer.appcelerator.com/blog/2011/09/introducing-titanium-desktop-sdk-1-2-release-candidate-4.html -unzipped the the downloaded archive file -dumped the modules, runtime, and sdk directories from the archive file into C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Roaming\Titanium\ (replace XXX with your user account name)
I've only tested this in Windows 7, so I can't vouch for other OS.
Hello, when you do the new Titanium SDK, the path of sdk is:
C:\Users\XXXXX\Appdata\Roaming\Titanium\mobile-sdk\win32
the titanium studio default path is:
C:\Users\XXXXX\Appdata\Roaming\Titanium\sdk\win32 (where XXXXX is our user.)
Just rename the folder "mobile-sdk" to "sdk"
it will work with the newer version of titanium ;)
Same here, getting the same error. Followed the install instructions 4 or 5 times now, thinking ive done something wrong :(
Thank you Nole Martley it worked for me too ... thank you, thank you, thank you ... :D
i love you ! thanx so much ! I lost hours and now all its OK ,thanxs thanxs
i love you ! thanx so much ! I lost hours and now all its OK ,thanxs thanxs
yes this worked for me. I renamed the file to sdk and all is good. thanks for the help. For some reason the file is automatically named mobilesdk and the system does not like that. I did have to go and unhide my library folder first through terminal command of " chflags nohidden ~/Library/ " since I am on os 10.7.4
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