This sounds like an issue in the underlying framework ; it is Mac specific. We will do our best to deliver a complete fix for 6.0, in the mean time I'm not too sure how to deal with this issue.

The problem might be sporadic, maybe restarting Designer will help. In particular, if you open an editor before trying to deploy, things could get better.

Sorry for the inconvenience,

Antoine

Antoine,

I have tried many things over the past few weeks, including those you suggested, all to no avail. The problem is hard on. The only SVG diagrams deployed are those that are already included in the server distribution.

It is a pity, the Mac laptop is such a great platform for experimenting, training, initial development and demonstration of products like Intalio.

From previous posts in this thread prior to mine, it may not just be a Mac specific platform issue.

Thanks
Steve

It is a specific Mac issue, you will have to trust me on that one.

I myself develop on Mac, and am working on improving Mac support.

Thanks,

Antoine

steveatk wrote:
I have a similar problem. The SVG generation throws errors that are shown at the bottom of this post.

Clean installation of 5.2 designer and 5.2 server on Mac OSX 10.5.5. The Java preferences have been set so that the choice of JDK and JRE environment is always Java 5.0 (1.5) first.

I installed the FirstProcess project from the archive and deployed. I opened the Process Details from the bpms-console and attempted to display the process diagram. It displays a box containing the message 'Diagram not available'. Here is the tail of the geronimo log (.../intalio-server/var/log/geronimo.out):

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I have the same problem :(.


Antoine wrote:
It is a specific Mac issue, you will have to trust me on that one.



I myself develop on Mac, and am working on improving Mac support.



Thanks,



Antoine



thanks, i hope that you can solve early :)

Is there already a solution for this issue? I am evaluating the software and it is suppossed to run on a mac and the console is rather useless, if the diagram view does not work.

Regards

Sebastian

Actually yes, I somehow had forgotten there was a secret handshake to do. You can solve the issue by adding this at the top of the eclipse.ini file:
-Djava.awt.headless=true

The eclipse.ini file is in Eclipse.app/Contents/MacOS/.

Thanks,

Antoine