Hi Andrus,
a website for WOLips would be great. Eclipse has a help system and I
think we should use that for the user documentation. Can you give some
insights how your help is currently build? May be we can make the help
available via Eclipse and the website. The javadoc stuff can be made
available via help system and the website.
The next step will be everything missing around woapp(build, launch and
so on). The woframework stuff works great. If I like it or not the docu
have to be updated :-). I guess that will take 2 weeks.
Best regards
Ulrich
Am Freitag den, 16. August 2002, um 00:36, schrieb Andrus:
> Ulrich,
>
> I think we should start some effort to build WOLips docs pages in the
> same XML format we use for the rest of WOProject. This will allow us to
> incorporate WOLips info to the WOProject web site with the next release
> of WOProject.
>
> I will start seeding these pages in the nearest future to hook it up to
> the rest of the site.
>
> What is you plans/schedule with WOLips? We may do a maintenance release
> of WOProject in a few weeks that will include:
>
> - WOLips as a separate downloadable package.
> - WOProject patches submitted since last release
> - WOLips-related Web site update
>
> Andrus
>
>
>
> At 06:31 PM 8/15/2002 -0400, Andrus wrote:
>> At 11:59 PM 8/15/2002 +0200, Harald Niesche wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I'd like to know more about how the WOLips plugin is being used -- I
>>> have
>>> not really used it yet (because I didn't understand it :-( ).
>>>
>>> As far as I understand, you'll need to write a WOProject build.xml in
>>> order
>>> to use WOLips, right?
>>
>>
>> Hi Harald,
>>
>> I am redirecting all of the advanced questions to Ulrich who is the
>> WOLips creator.
>>
>> I can only say (as a dumb Eclipse user :-)) that WOLips plugin is a
>> set of wizards to create WebObjects framework and application projects
>> and to create WOComponents in them. It does setup the projects
>> "WOProject-way", i.e. with build files already present, ready to be
>> built with Ant.
>>
>> After your project is setup, all you need is Ant Eclipse plugin or a
>> command line Ant installation to build WO.
>>
>> I know nothing about Eclipse incremental builds, cause it takes about
>> 5-15 seconds for me to build an average project with jikes (which is
>> also incremental), so I never bothered to learn this feature.
>
>
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