Moritz2 Jungtaeubl
2017-03-24 16:23:53 UTC
Dear MITK-ers,
I downloaded the MITK Project Template from github and the build was almost successful.
The superbuild works fine, the problem is the example project included in the template does not.
I used CMake to generate a project solution called 'Project-superbuild'.
When the Project 'Project-Configure' tries to build, I get the following error message:
'CMake Error at V:/MITK-superbuild/ep/src/CTK/CMake/ctkMacroSetupPlugins.cmake:154 (message):
The following plug-ins are using invalid symbolic names: my.awesomeproject.exampleplugin [...]'
This message displays every plugin included in the template, namely exampleplugin, exampleapp and renderwindoweditor.
Of course my first intuition was to check the ctkMacroSetupPlugins.cmake-file which states in comments at line 42:
an item of the list may look like "Plugins/org.myproject.example:ON"
So, in the as well directory structure as the entries in Plugins.cmake, I replaced the "my" from the symbolic names with "org" resulting in names like "org.awesomeproject.exampleplugin".
Unfortunately the result was still the same.
If somebody could explain this odd behavior or how to resolve this error I would greatly appreciate it.
Sincerely,
Moritz Jungtaeubl
I downloaded the MITK Project Template from github and the build was almost successful.
The superbuild works fine, the problem is the example project included in the template does not.
I used CMake to generate a project solution called 'Project-superbuild'.
When the Project 'Project-Configure' tries to build, I get the following error message:
'CMake Error at V:/MITK-superbuild/ep/src/CTK/CMake/ctkMacroSetupPlugins.cmake:154 (message):
The following plug-ins are using invalid symbolic names: my.awesomeproject.exampleplugin [...]'
This message displays every plugin included in the template, namely exampleplugin, exampleapp and renderwindoweditor.
Of course my first intuition was to check the ctkMacroSetupPlugins.cmake-file which states in comments at line 42:
an item of the list may look like "Plugins/org.myproject.example:ON"
So, in the as well directory structure as the entries in Plugins.cmake, I replaced the "my" from the symbolic names with "org" resulting in names like "org.awesomeproject.exampleplugin".
Unfortunately the result was still the same.
If somebody could explain this odd behavior or how to resolve this error I would greatly appreciate it.
Sincerely,
Moritz Jungtaeubl