fredo Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 5, 2021 #1 An existing B4A project was transferred to the new B4X structure (B4A/B4i/B4J) and could be successfully installed and used with B4i (version 6.80) in debug mode on a real device via Hosted Builder. When trying to create a release version the following message appears: Building Xcode project Error, Access to the path 'D:\xyz\myprojectxy\B4i\Objects\src\sy_hahicon0.png' is denied. Click to expand... The video tutorials were viewed and the numerous answers on the topic of "Access denied" were consulted. I have certainly overlooked a requirement, but can not find the crucial point. What steps need to be taken to find and fix the cause?
An existing B4A project was transferred to the new B4X structure (B4A/B4i/B4J) and could be successfully installed and used with B4i (version 6.80) in debug mode on a real device via Hosted Builder. When trying to create a release version the following message appears: Building Xcode project Error, Access to the path 'D:\xyz\myprojectxy\B4i\Objects\src\sy_hahicon0.png' is denied. Click to expand... The video tutorials were viewed and the numerous answers on the topic of "Access denied" were consulted. I have certainly overlooked a requirement, but can not find the crucial point. What steps need to be taken to find and fix the cause?
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 5, 2021 #2 If the file definitely exists then the usual reason for this is that another process has the file open. Try logging out of Windows and logging in again, this will kill all your existing processes - much the same as a reboot but less drastic. Upvote 0
If the file definitely exists then the usual reason for this is that another process has the file open. Try logging out of Windows and logging in again, this will kill all your existing processes - much the same as a reboot but less drastic.
fredo Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 6, 2021 #3 agraham said: ...the usual reason for this is that another process has the file open... Click to expand... Thanks for the tip. According to Lockhunter, the file is accessible. I think I must have done something else wrong.... Upvote 0
agraham said: ...the usual reason for this is that another process has the file open... Click to expand... Thanks for the tip. According to Lockhunter, the file is accessible. I think I must have done something else wrong....
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 6, 2021 #4 1. Make sure that it is not read-only. 2. Try to temporary disable your anti virus. Upvote 0
fredo Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 6, 2021 #5 Based on the hints from agraham and erel, paying attention to the files involved helped. For all files in the Files folder, I made certain that readonly was off. Then I cleaned the project, manually deleted the \src folder and restarted B4i. The subsequent "[ALT] t b r" was successful. Upvote 0
Based on the hints from agraham and erel, paying attention to the files involved helped. For all files in the Files folder, I made certain that readonly was off. Then I cleaned the project, manually deleted the \src folder and restarted B4i. The subsequent "[ALT] t b r" was successful.
