Hi,
we had a discussion about the pros and cons of "src" folder within a
WOLips project.
To help you with your situation here is a short brief:
Eclipse copies all the resources in your src folder into the bin
directory. WOLips use a "src" folder to solve this. Because it is
possible to have multible subprojects in your project, WOLips search in
the project structure for a src folder. The search rule is very
simple: Is there a PB.project in the same folder, if not WOLips goes to
the parent folder until one PB.project is found or the root folder is
reached. In your case there is no src folder in the project root so
WOLips creates one.
For advanced users we may add the ability to use the project root as
the src folder. I`ll guess you`ll now how to filter with ant.
Feel free to use what you need, like WOStart......... . WOLips is
designed(you`ll know what I mean :-) ) to be open. Important is your
feedback, otherwise we can`t improve WOLips.
Ulrich
Am Samstag, 21.12.02 um 18:33 Uhr schrieb Andrus:
> Yes, my bin does have the resources. But not the .woa. I configured
> the properties so that .woa is always built in its final install
> location outside the project (I am working with the web server, no
> direct connect with "rapid turnaround" mode). The target application
> is built correctly with no side effects.
>
> I guess you can argue about the reason I am not using the src folder.
> I wanted to keep the project structure visually as close to Win PB as
> possible since I am working with people who are new to WebObjects and
> do not use WOLips. So I wanted to make the fact that I use WOLips
> transparent to them. For instance if they add new stuff to the project
> via PB, PB knows nothing about src and will add to the root project
> folder.
>
> Like I said this is a minor nuisance though. I had much bigger
> problems with custom framework locations and such (I am partially to
> blame here - I added all the "roots" to WOProject :-)). Should
> probably switch to WOStart at some point.
>
> Andrus
>
>
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