To reproduce use Frontier Webbased Setup Preview 4.
Create two Tools, "Test Tool 1" and "Test Tool 2".
Quit Frontier.
Launch.
And blammo, it crashes!
This is on Mac OS X. Not sure if it happens on Windows
also.
To get Frontier going again drag the Tools out of the
Tools folder. You may also need to clear out
user.tools.databases.
Please see <
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/frontierkernel/message/1581
> for more information.
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The problem does not appear to happen on Windows or the Mac
OS 9 version.
Here's the fix:
scheduler.init() needs to happen much early in the startup script. I can't figure out why this is the case, but it fixes this bug.
script: system.startup.startupScript
changes:
Move the line containing "scheduler.init()" from its current location in the script (after the "open all database that have openOnStartup true" bundle) to the line prior to "backups.init()", making it the first init handler that's called.