In the whole WOLips migration, my wobuild.properties file was seriously out
of whack. So the properties file was being found, but the wo.wolocalroot
was set incorrectly.
BTW, can anyone offer any suggestions how to debug an ant script? More
specifically, how to see the values of the various variables in the script?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ian McDougall [mailto:ian.mcdougal..mode.com]
> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 10:59 AM
> To: WOLips
> Subject: How to build install
>
>
> eclipse M4, win2k, WOLips 0.9.4
>
> I've been poking at this for a day or so, and I can't figure out
> how to do a
> build install with Eclipse and the WOLips build.xml. To clarify, I can
> change the target of the build.xml file to install rather than build, but
> I'm guessing there's and easier way.
>
> Using the Ant view, I add the build.xml file to the build files, I select
> the install target, right click and select "Activate Target", then I click
> the "run the active targets button".
>
> The output in the console is as follows:
> ...
> Buildfile:
> C:\devel\clearmode\WebObjects5\Frameworks\WmodeFoundation\build.xml
>
> setProps:
>
> init.install:
>
> build.woframework:
> [woframework] Installing WmodeFoundation in //Library/Frameworks
> [woframework] BUILD FAILED:
> file:C:/devel/clearmode/WebObjects5/Frameworks/WmodeFoundation/bui
> ld.xml:42:
> Directory \\Library\Frameworks\WmodeFoundation.framework creation was not
> successful for an unknown reason
>
> ...
>
> It looks like user.home isn't getting set. How can I set this? I tried
> adding it to the build.properties file and no luck.
>
> A bigger question is: Is this the proper way to run the
> 'install' target on
> WOLips projects?
>
> thanks in advance.
> _ _ _
> Ian McDougall ian.mcdougal..mode.com
>
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