Compiling my site using version 4.5. Files all get compressed just fine. When it gets to the end of compiling I just get “Stream read error”. No file is created and there’s no other info. What is the cause of this error? Running Windows 7 SP1.
Here’s the log file:
HTML Executable Compilation Log
Version 4.5.1
Publication Information
- Type: Interner-Explorer based Viewer (IEViewer)
- Title: Command Web Core IMI
- Company: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
- Date/Time: 7/24/2013 4:35:43 PM
- File Virtualization Settings: max. file size: 25 MB, storage capacity: 64 MB.
Reading Parameters
Checking publication settings…
Preprocessing source file lists…
First check done: the compilation may continue.
Compressing Files
Listing files to be compressed…
Beginning file compression…
Notation: U=Uncompressed Size, C=Compressed Size (in bytes).
File List:
--------List deleted to save space. All compressed successfully.---------
File compression done.
Number of files: 489
Total uncompressed size: 474954563 byte(s)
Total compressed size: 371822695 byte(s)
Compression ratio: 22%
Writing Publication
Writing publication basic settings…
Writing language table…
Compiling skin data files…
Processing file properties…
Processing map IDs…
Collecting internal resources…
Generating data for navigation panels and menus:
- Favorites Panel
- Image Resources
Processing custom HTML dialogs: - dlgaddfavorite.htm
- dlgabout.htm
Compiling scripts for the publication: - Main Script…
- Localization Script…
- Global Commands Script…
- Favorite Manager Script…
- Internal HTML Dialog Scripts:
o dlgaddfavorite.hex
o dlgabout.hex - User Scripts:
o Script "UserMain"
o Script “Macros”
All scripts were compiled and linked.
Adding anti-debugger check…
Generating publication final data…
Generating publication executable file…
- Generating EXE resources…
FATAL ERROR
The following error has occurred during compilation:
Stream read error
Figured it out. Had something to do with trying to add a custom icon. Took that off and it worked fine. Redid the icon and it works fine now, too.