On Thu, Jan 19, 2017 at 9:10 PM, Brian Hill <brianh@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So I think what is happening is this: I created a new class
DeskbarShelfView which will draw the icon (and eventually do something
simple like send a message to tell the notification center to show/hide). I
am building this in the Haiku source tree, and the newly compiled server
binary is located in /Data/haiku/haiku/generated.x86gcc2/objects yada yada.
Now to test my version of the notification_server I blacklisted the system
notification_server in /boot/system/settings/packages. So this prevents the
system version from running, and I manually run my version to test the
updated notification_server.
But, when I send an archived instance of my DeskbarShelfView class to add to
the deskbar, is it looking for my class in the system's notification_server
binary in /boot/system/servers? Because that file doesn't exist. Does it
try to find a match by the server signature but fails to find my version?
It seems like it can't instantiate my new class and throws the error. That
is my best guess.
