Why can't I run in non-debug mode?

I recently copied a JSC project into another project using the "Save Project As" option when right clicking on the project name.

The new project appeared to copy fine and I was able to bild and run the project normally.

Somewhere along the line, I did something that changed something to where I can no longer run the project in 'non-debug' mode by using either the 'Run Main Project Ctrl+F5' under the 'Run' menu or by clicking the Right Green 'Run" triangle on the main menu.

The project builds successfully, but never runs in the browser.

I have tried stopping the server and everything else I can think of, but nothing works.

I can select 'Debug Main Project F5' from the 'Run' menu and it will build and start in the browser.

Other projects, including the source for this one, run fine in 'nion-debug' mode, but not this one.

How can I fix this?

I have run into instances where I get a message that says the build.xml file was altered externallt and was rebuilt. Is there any way to force a remake of the build.xml file using "Standard" defaults?

Thanks

[1132 byte] By [burferda] at [2007-11-27 7:55:17]
# 1

Copying one complete Creator project into another strikes me as odd. I guess you wanted to merge the two projects. Creator does not automatically merge project level features, such as build.xml. You could copy each page from one project to another, then manually merge page navigation and any other custom source that you have created.

vaughna at 2007-7-12 19:36:37 > top of Java-index,Development Tools,Java Tools...
# 2

The reason for copying the project was in order to create another very similar product that required only minor modifications at this time.

I got around the problem by doing another project copy and then using Beyond Compare to update the new copy with modifications I made to the original copy.

That worked.

My basic question was what would cause the problem that would create the situation where you could run in debug mode, but not non-debug mode.

This happened after the original copy (that worked fine) and after I had done most of the required modifications.

My thought was that there was some file or parameter that I could change rather than redoing the process.

Apparently not......................

burferda at 2007-7-12 19:36:37 > top of Java-index,Development Tools,Java Tools...
# 3

Sorry I couldn't answer your question. I don't know of anything like a "debug only" feature and can't imagine why anyone would want that. I can imagine various odd results if xml files with project scope got messed up. All I would do is look for a workaround, and obviously you found a good one.

vaughna at 2007-7-12 19:36:37 > top of Java-index,Development Tools,Java Tools...