Closed rsalaza4 closed 4 years ago
Hi Roberto, The properties file is automatically generated next to where you put the pypeline library jar file, which is [poorly] assumed to have write-access (with no extra permissions needed, which the Program Files directory does). I'll push an update shortly with a fix to handle the error.
If you want to use the properties feature though, you'll need to put the library jar in a folder with write-access (e.g., somewhere in your user folder) or enable write access in that folder -- I recommend the former
The error is now handled and instead prints out a warning to the console (instead of a full stacktrace). I'll include this in the next official release, but for now you can download it directly here: Pypeline.jar - download button is in the middle right.
Closing for now, but let me know if you have other issues about this and I'll re-open it.
Hello.
While following your tutorial on installing Pypeline, I got the following error:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Program Files\AnyLogic 8.6 Professional\pypeline.properties (Access is denied)
Do you know how to get access? In addition, how where can I get the pypeline.properties file?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards, Roberto