Ulrich Köster wrote:
> Hi Kimball,
>
> could you double check that the framework is installed under
> localroot. Is the name the same? Does it contain a jar or zip?
>
> Ulrich
It is installed here:
C:\Apple\Local\Library\Frameworks\JavaCVGBase.framework\
The jar is here:
C:\Apple\Local\Library\Frameworks\JavaCVGBase.framework\Resources\Java\javacvgbase.jar
A bit more info: I reverted back to the previous release of WOLips and
this problem disappeared.
Thanks!
-- Kimball
> Am 16.11.2004 um 19:15 schrieb Kimball Larsen:
>
>> Ulrich Köster wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Kimball,
>>>
>>> the search order for frameworks: project wonder, user home, local
>>> root and next root. WOLips graps the first it finds.
>>>
>>> Anyway you're facing a bug in WebObjects. Paths with spaces and
>>> underscores are not valid. Move the Framework to another location.
>>> Local root for instance.
>>>
>>
>> I would move it, except it is already there! I don't even have
>> directory at C:\Documents and Settings\KLarsen\Roots...... doesn't
>> exist.
>> All my frameworks are installed in Local Root, including the one it
>> is looking for... but it insists on using a location that does not
>> exist....
>>
>> -- Kimball
>>
>>
>>> Ulrich
>>>
>>> Am 16.11.2004 um 17:19 schrieb Kimball Larsen:
>>>
>>>> I am trying to get my WO applications to use a particular
>>>> framework. (This is related to my post earlier today in that
>>>> this happens to be the same framework that won't expose it's sub
>>>> frameworks to me.. )
>>>> With this latest release of WOLips, whenever I include this
>>>> framework, the app compiles correctly, and runs from the command
>>>> line correctly, but when run w/in Eclipse, the classpath settings
>>>> are hosed. Notice where it is looking for the
>>>> JavaCVGBase.framework (Some items have been removed to protect my
>>>> employer's IP, and I cleaned up the format for readability.):
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> C:\j2sdk1.4.2_04\bin\javaw.exe -classpath "C:
>>>> \src\workspace\{ApplicationName}\dist\{ApplicationName}.woa\Contents\
>>>> Re sources\Java\{ApplicationName}.jar;
>>>> C:
>>>> \src\workspace\{Framework1}\{Framework1}.framework\Resources\Java\{Fr
>>>> am ework1}.jar;
>>>> C:\Documents and Settings\KLarsen\Roots\{Framework
>>>> 2}.framework\Resources\Java\{Framework 2}.jar; <--- This is the
>>>> one causing me grief.... this framework is NOT in my Roots
>>>> directory.. why is it looking there?
>>>> C:\src\workspace\{Framework 3}\{Framework
>>>> 3}.framework\Resources\Java\{Framework 3}.jar;
>>>> C:\src\workspace\{Framework 4}\{Framework
>>>> 4}.framework\Resources\Java\{Framework 4}.jar;
>>>> C:\src\workspace\{Framework 5}\{Framework
>>>> 5}.framework\Resources\Java\{Framework 5}.jar;
>>>>
>>>> <snipped off the rest>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Why is it looking in my home directory\Roots for a framework that
>>>> is installed identically to all the others that it uses?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>>
>>>> -- Kimball
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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