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ACS: double-click opening .acs file -> cannot deploy model #354

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benjaminaigner opened this issue Jun 25, 2021 · 2 comments
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ACS: double-click opening .acs file -> cannot deploy model #354

benjaminaigner opened this issue Jun 25, 2021 · 2 comments

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@benjaminaigner
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It seems, that the ACS on Windows 10 is opened with the wrong execution path,
when associated with .acs files.

Steps to reproduce:

  • Select an .acs file, click open with
  • Because the ACS is not listed in this menu, select more apps and search for the ACS binary
  • When double clicking the .acs file, the ACS is opened as intended
  • Everything works, connecting to ARE and editing

Problem:

  • Clicking "Upload model" is responded with "Error deploying model"
  • In the .acs file's folder, a new text file is created, named ACS.txt
  • Error: Die Datei "C:\Users\FH\<path to folder>\deployment_model.xsd" konnte nicht gefunden werden.

It looks like the ACS is trying to open the xsd file in the .acs file folder instead of the installation folder.

@deinhofer
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Hi,
yes I can confirm the bug and the cause. There are already two workarounds for it.

Workaround 1

If you assign the file extension .acs with the ACS.bat program, the problem ist solved.
The batch-file changes the execution directory.
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Workaround 2

Create a shortcut of ACS.exe and check the execution path in "Properties". The assign the .acs file extension to the shortcut.
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@benjaminaigner
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THX for the workarounds!

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