Hello Janis,
I tested that on my Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit laptop. I have ESET Smart Security 4 installed. I had to temporarily disable the antivirus part of it to let the application install (ESET's antivirus is known to crash the download procedure of the Titanium Runtime). The installation always throws the same error you got. Unfortunately, this is a bug in the installer code supplied by Appcelerator Titanium. Despite that, the application installs properly.
I then launched the application and created a new site definition. I tried quitting the application with the red X button on the top right corner of the window. When I relaunched it, the site definition was still there. I also tried using various characters in various fields, including the "usual suspects" (ampersand, brackets, angle quotes, curly braces). Here is the deal:
- Alphanumeric characters in all character sets I can type (latin-1, accented characters, Greek) and all punctuation characters except backslash (\) work perfectly.
- However, as soon as you add a backslash (e.g. foo\bar) your site definition vanishes when you relaunch the application.
And here's the root of your problem. Windows uses backslashes to separate path components. As a result, as soon as you pick a directory, your site definition will be gone on the next application restart. As you imagined, I didn't test Remote Control thoroughly on Windows. So, I essentially have to escape the stray backslashes and release a new version. The good news is that as soon as I launch a new version the one you have installed will auto-update. Thank you for the heads up!
Nicholas K. Dionysopoulos
Lead Developer and Director
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