Bug in installation. The feature.xml file in the feature contains a
<!DOCTYPE> definition which is inaccurate. It references
dtd/feature.dtd, which does not exist in the location that eclipse
interprets from this reference. No other feature's .xml file has this
declaration, so I removed it, and the update process worked nicely.
Regards,
Christian.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ulrich Köster [mailto:ulric..ssense.com]
Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 2:22 AM
To: Ulrich Köster
Cc: woproject-de..bjectstyle.org
Subject: Re: [ANN] WOLips release 0.9.5
Hi,
I've missed something:
In 0.9.5 there are two ways to build your apps and frameworks:
- With the Eclipse AntRunner.
- As an external tool.
The first one is the one we've all the time. The second one is a 'new'
feature in Eclipse. The second one can log to the console.
The are three options in the preferences:
- Build after JavaBuilder: Enables/disables the build. Also available
in the WOLips perspective.
- Show build output. Currently no effect. may work in a future release
of Eclipse.
- Run an as an external tool. If disabled the antrunner is used else
ant runs as an external tool and the build output goes to the console.
- In the future there will be only one way to lauch ant: As an external
tool. So please test it and share your experience.
The launching configuration wizard generates the NSProjectSearchPath
for you to enable the rapid turnaround mode for frameworks. There are
two ways to expand it:
- in the preferences
- in the launch configuration wizard
Under the WOArguments tab you will find a list of default arguments
including: "-NSProjectSearchPath (GeneratedByWOLips)"
In the case of a launch WOLips replaces "GeneratedByWOLips" with a path
to all your projects in the the workbench.(It does not matter if the
projects are in folder workspace or not.) If you expand the
NSProjectPath in the preferences WOLips takes care of the "," between
the entires. If you expand it in the launch configuration wizard, you
have to add "," between your entries and the "GenereatedByWOLips".
How to add a launch configuration:
- Select your project.
- Select Run->Run...(Or Run->Debug...)
- Choose WOApplication.
- Click add.
- Search for the Main class.
- Click run.
You can use this configuration to run and debug.
In case your NextRoot has changed you need to update your
wobuild.properties file. Select "Rebuild the wobuild.properties file on
next launch" in the preferences. On the next launch the
wobuild.properties file gets an update.
Have fun
Ulrich
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