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user.home/.activiti does not exist

piseven

Hi Guys,

i just started to work on activiti and now i got a really strange problem.

first i ran the demo setup and all the stuff. then i wanted to try out to build activiti by myself.
after some proxy issues with maven i finally got a successfull build (demo setup is also executable). I also created an own build of the Modeler.

remember: i'm actually trying out all the stuff…
so i just followed all the instructions from the building guides.
in these guides is mentionend, that a lot of properties for any build can be set up in the build.properties file at the [user.home]/.activiti folder

now i got following stupid problem:

I DONT HAVE ANY .activiti FOLDER

i even searched my whole disk for it.. without any success

anyone knows this issue?
i have to admit, that i*m on a working station in my company and got no admin rights or anything like this.
and for example eclipse oder maven have their folders (e.g. [user.home]/.eclipse)

any suggestions, why this folder is missing?

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trademak

Hi,

Where did you read that the build.properties is in the .activiti folder?
You should look in the setup folder of your Activiti installation directory.

Best regards,

piseven

Hi

i knew that there are build.propertie files, but i thought, that there should be also some in the (non existing) .activiti folder

maybe the guide was to confusing for me but it definetly says:

Those scripts can be found in [activiti.home]/setup/build.xml (thats what you said) and can optionally use settings from [user.home]/.activiti/build.properties

As an example, here's the content of my [user.home]/.activiti/build.properties: …

so, is there an .activiti folder existing at all??

ronald_van_kuij

Those scripts can be found in [activiti.home]/setup/build.xml (thats what you said) and can optionally use settings from [user.home]/.activiti/build.properties

That is correct… it can use it IF it is there

As an example, here's the content of my [user.home]/.activiti/build.properties: …

That is something created by the author

so, is there an .activiti folder existing at all??

Not if you did not create one

piseven

thats all i wanted to know

thanks for your help, now i know that i did nothing wrong