I have a decent working setup for Intellij IDEA and have been meaning
to put together all the info on it for sometime. With the help of Jesse
Barnum we have a working system for building with WOProject, Launching,
Debugging and Development. Jesse wrote a plugin to launch WOB, EOM,
etc. from within the IDEA.
The biggest hurdles we still have is with 5.2.x and Xcode you can not
get WOB to view the ivars and methods without opening the project in
Xcode. Hopefully this will be fixed in a future version of WOProject
with support for Xcode-compatible project structures. But who knows.
I switched to IDEA because it just worked the way I work. Never got
used to Eclipse nor cared for it that much. I will try and put together
something in the next week outlining how to get the basics working
under IDEA.
On Feb 21, 2004, at 6:55 AM, Harald Niesche wrote:
> Stefan Kreutter wrote:
>> Hi there,
>> is it possible to use woproject's ant task with other IDEs like
>> IntelliJ's IDEA (see http://www.intellij.com)? I managed to run the
>> ant script from within Idea after declaring the wpapplication task in
>> the build.xml file. However launching the build apps fails because of
>> an incomplete classpath. After fixing the classpath the
>> WOHTMLTemplateParser complains that it can't find a component
>> definition. I had no time yet to dig deeper into that issue and just
>> thought to ask on the list if this is intended to work or if
>> woproject is tied to Eclipse. The project I'm working with was
>> created by WOLips.
>
> WOProject is not tied to Eclipse, WOLips is.
>
> Your problems are probably due to bad launch settings -- you need to
> run the built app in the .woa folder (or you'll need
> -Duser.dir=<path-to-.woa> ). (I found this to be the most common cause
> for template-not-found-errors.)
>
> The WOLips generated build.xml relies on some files containing lists
> of frameworks that should be on the classpath, have you checked that
> these contain all the necessary entries? (It's also rather bad if you
> have the framework's classes on the classpath by some other means than
> the <framework>.jar, WO parses the classpath at startup and recognizes
> bundles by their directory structure.)
>
>> Thanks for woproject it is really cool. I worked a lot with IDEA and
>> I like it a lot more than Eclips but it is a commercial product.
>
> I like Eclipse more than IDEA (because it has more tasteful colors ;-)
> and it's free) ....
>
>
> Harald
>
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