Haven't tried WOLips with Eclipse 3.0 yet, but from cayenne development
experience, 3.0x on Mac is still not ready for prime time.
Every time I try a new build, I have to switch back in a few hours...
Looks like 3.0 runs more tasks in parallel threads, which should be an
improvement (no blocking of UI on file save, etc.), but in reality it
kills the overall machine performance for an extended period of time,
especially if you type fast. It came to a point when I couldn't use
iTunes when running Eclipse, since there was an unbearable sound
degradation (sounded like it switched to a lower gear :-)). Also
keyboard shortcuts like copy/paste stop working at times. I guess the
reason is the same - lack of CPU resources, so Eclipse has no chance to
catch up with incoming keyboard events.
Andrus
On Dec 2, 2003, at 8:27 AM, Bob McCormick wrote:
> Hi Ulrich,
>
> Great. I started with 3.0.M5, but started to run into problems when I
> saw that the Install information on the website seemed to be
> describing something other than what I found in the 3x environment.
> Downloaded the 2.1.2 and was then able to get things working except
> for the WOBuilder roundtrip.
>
> Will look at the URL you sent in prior message. Really appreciate
> your help and efforts here.
>
> Best regards...Bob
>
>>
>> On Dec 2, 2003, at 1:05 AM, Ulrich Köster wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Bob,
>>>
>>> currently the best combination is WOLips 1.7.40 and Eclipse 2.1.2
>>> with the patched Ant plugin.
>>>
>>> Ulrich
>>>
>>> Am 02.12.2003 um 02:51 schrieb Bob McCormick:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I see that there are two versions for WOLips and am confused as to
>>>> the best version to go with. It seems that 3.0M5 has quite a few
>>>> new capabilities and is listed as stable for stream 3.0. This
>>>> would appear on the surface to be a better version for general java
>>>> code cutting, but don't wish to be on the bloody edge in regards to
>>>> WO.
>>>>
>>>> What are most of you using?
>>>>
>>>> Any comments or thoughts greatly appreciated.
>>>>
>>>> thanks...Bob
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Bob McCormick
>>>> XebraTech
>>>> (805) 302-3359
>
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