S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 8, 2016 #1 Now this something really strange. I mentioned it before that you sometimes compile & run an app in debug mode and that it gives a class not found error. A clean up solves it most of the time, if not there seems to be multiple bridges running that needs to be closed. What I noticed yesterday and today is that if you get this "class not found" errors it is actually running an old build of another app while there is no reference at all to its shared modules. There are mentionings in the log about the other app and pressing the home button shows that the other app is running aswell. It's hard to explain and I can only copy a log of it when it happends again.
Now this something really strange. I mentioned it before that you sometimes compile & run an app in debug mode and that it gives a class not found error. A clean up solves it most of the time, if not there seems to be multiple bridges running that needs to be closed. What I noticed yesterday and today is that if you get this "class not found" errors it is actually running an old build of another app while there is no reference at all to its shared modules. There are mentionings in the log about the other app and pressing the home button shows that the other app is running aswell. It's hard to explain and I can only copy a log of it when it happends again.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 9, 2016 #2 This is a known issue. It happens when there are multiple "debug" apps installed on the device. You will need to uninstall the other debug apps. It is related to a change in iOS 9.
This is a known issue. It happens when there are multiple "debug" apps installed on the device. You will need to uninstall the other debug apps. It is related to a change in iOS 9.
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 9, 2016 #3 this is happening om my iphone (IOS7) aswell tho or do you mean on your IOS server?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 9, 2016 #4 It is related to a change that was done for the bridge to work properly in iOS9.
