Hi Logan,
Am 13.02.2004 um 23:06 schrieb logan.allre..onvergys.com:
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> I recently tried to install some of the frameworks I've been working
> on in
> WOLips. The only way I could figure out how to do an install was to
> run the
> ant task as an external tool and select the install task. I figured
> there
> might be an easier or more-integrated way to do this in Eclipse, but I
> was
> unable to find one and the user manual seems to imply that none exists
> except to manually modify the build.xml. Is this the only way to
> install a
> framework in WOLips? Are there plans to better integrate this with the
> WOLips GUI in the future?
May be. Give the ant view a try.
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> Also, another method I tried was to run the build.xml scripts manually
> with
> my own installed copy of ant. However, the build.xml files that WOLips
> generates do not seem to work outside of WOLips. They seem to be
> missing
> the taskdef portions that enable the woframeworks task to be
> recognized.
> This is easy enough to add manually, but begs the question: is this a
> conscious design decision, or an oversight that I should log as a bug?
> Adding the taskdef manually seems to work.
WOLips does this step for you in Eclipse. It's a feature. :-)
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> Also, while setting up the external ant task, I accidentally had clean,
> build, and install tasks enabled, but this results in the install task
> not
> installing in the proper location, apparently because both build and
> install use the same ${dest.dir} property, and one clobbers the other.
> After build sets the dest.dir to '.', it never gets reset to
> C:\Apple\Local\Library\Frameworks for the install task. Removing the
> build
> task, so that just clean and install are selected seems to solve the
> problem. However, the clean task does not appear to recompile the
> framework, just reassemble the framework pieces from the existing built
> classes. It seems that the clean task should also remove the generated
> class files and force a full recompile before the install.
The build.xml has three public targets: build, install and clean. I
have no idea how I could hide the other targets.
Eclipse is the compiler and .classes are allways uptodate no need to
rebuild them. Anyway you can force a rebuild of your java classes in
Eclipse.
Feel free to add a fre "make the deployment easier".
Ulrich
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