I am having problems while trying to import a release to my bp.
The error which appeared is:
"An error occurred while attempting to import the release. Unable to load
unrecognised application type Browser Launch"
This release was correctly opened on another computer.
Does anyone know why it happens or how to fix it?
This issue crops up primarily when attempting to import releases to & from different versions of Blue Prism.
You really should only import releases into Blue Prism environments running the same version of Blue Prism as the environment from which the release was generated in.
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I installed the Pepper SDK according to the guide (https://qisdk.softbankrobotics.com/sdk/doc/pepper-sdk/ch1_gettingstarted/installation.html) multiple times now, but as i am starting the Robot Emulator for Pepper or trying to connect to the real robot, Android Studio just closes without any error.
I looked into the Windows Event Viewer and it says the problem is located in qi.dll in C:\Users[name]\AppData\Local\Temp\qi.dll.
The last message in the Event Log says
"QI_WRITABLE_PATH=D:\Softbank Robotics\RobotSDK\API 7/naoqi-config/
D:\Softbank Robotics\RobotSDK\API 7\tools/bin/naoqi-bin.exe --qi-listen-url tcp://127.0.0.1:9570" and the emulator loads to 0-17% before closing.
I already tried to reinstall pretty much everything and different versions, but nothing helped.
First, are you running it on a compatible system?
Given that you are on Windows 11, this troubleshooting section might apply to your case:
Connection to a real or virtual robot is impossible and log contains:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: C:\Users\[yourUserName]\AppData\Local\Temp\qi.dll
The error may be caused by space character your session name [yourUserName].
Since quite a while, I've been trying to run an Android app for the humanoid robot Pepper on Mac OS 10.13.6. In the past, there occurred many issues when I was trying to run a virtual device in combination with the Pepper Emulator. When I tried to run the emulator with Android SDK version 30 or 29, I was always receiving an error message that there were "NO_CERTIFICATES" to permit the installation of the app. After trying the option to generate a signed bundle in Android Studio, no change was happening.
After downgrading to Android SDK version 23, it was finally possible to run the robot viewer while installing and starting the app on the virtual tablet device without any crash occurring. However the app didn't crash at this point, the following error message appeared in the log histroy:
E/qi.path.sdklayout: Cannot create directory '"/mnt/sdcard/.config/qimessaging"' error was: boost::filesystem::create_directories: Permission denied: "/mnt/sdcard/.config"
E/qi.os: Unable to create file: ''
As soon as I call the robot to execute an animation by clicking a button on the tablet interface, the app crashes and the following lines are printed to the log:
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I thought that this error might be implied by the first error message. Therefore I tried to update the AndroidManifest.xml with this permission tag:
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Unfortunately, this did not change anything. So I hope to receive some help from your community. Also I would be extremly happy to receive some advice from you, #dfinn. I've read that you got around several issues to run a Pepper application on your Mac, is this correct?
Thanks a lot for all your support!
The error E/qi.path.sdklayout: Cannot create directory – Permission denied has no visible consequence.
The real issue you have here is the one described in the backtrace, java.lang.IllegalStateException: Could not execute method for android:onClick.
It looks like something is wrong with an onClick callback in your Android code.
First of all, I'm new to turicreate and ubuntu. I'm running turicreate on windows 10 by enabling windows subsystem for Linux. I used Ubuntu 18.04 LTS to install python, turicreate, and jupyter notebook. I cannot enable the visualization of the data on another tab of my browser. Here is the code.
import turicreate
sf = turicreate.SFrame('people-example.csv')
turicreate.visualization.set_target(target='browser')
sf.show()
By running this, it gives output that says, "Materializing SFrame" and pops up another tab that goes like this, "The resource '/index.html?type=plot&id=e64f3efd-aa42-4a70-bde6-a1541f70b35f' was not found."
But when I use the default target or "turicreate.visualization.set_target(target='auto')" it shows the data on jupyter notebook without any delay. So, how can I enable the visualization target to 'browser'? Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Im trying to debug a silverlight app inside it's web project.
Any time I run the debugger I receive the message:
Unable to attach to application 'WebDev.WebServer40.EXE' (PID: 8412) using '[PC-NAME]'. The format of the PE module is invalid.
Edit: I've tried removing the SUO files, clean and build - nothing will make this error go away, and googling the phrase "the format of the PE module only pulls up THIS question...
Did you recently install Visual Studio Update 2? Someone else who had this same problem (http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vstest/thread/5682aee9-942b-4c13-9986-178d1b84ea55/) fixed the issue by uninstalling Update 2.
My Visual Studio 2013 console application has suddenly started causing an access violation error just before exiting. The popup error window tells me "Access violation executing location xxx" and it breaks in the VC library function _callthreadstartex. If I comment out the lines I added:
cout << "\nHit Enter to finish\n";
std::cin.get();
it works. Also, when I run it from a command window instead of from the Visual Studio debug environment, it works. (The project file I'm working with does not contain a Release configuration--debug version is all there is.)
The rest of the program is an example from a large open source package, which is too elaborate to list here. The operating system is Windows 7, freshly installed on an older computer.
While I know that this type of error is usually cryptic and intermittent and may not have anything to do with cin.get() at all, can I rule anything in or out? Since the only things I added are standard library calls, programming error on my part is not likely. The package I'm working with is very complex and fragile, but I don't know where to start in using the error information I'm given to track down the problem. Is it possible this is an operating system setting matter that doesn't require a code fix? Is it a threading issue that's outside my expertise?