Hi Susanne,
Thanks for the reply.
On 21/04/2005, at 7:57 PM, Susanne Schneider wrote:
> This depends on the search path of the application (which is set from
> WOLips automatically, look in the output at startup for the setting of
> "NSSearchPath"). If your application will find the resources at the
> specified location, the rapid-turnaround will work. Mostly this
> functions better with the incremental builder instead of the
> ant-builder (project-properties).
This is the output from start up:
2005-04-22 08:48:44,260 DEBUG -[-:- -] NSLog
(ERXNSLogLog4jBridge.java:44) - NSProjectSearchPath=(..,../..)
Wouldn't the src folder or the bin folder need to be listed here? Where
can I set the path to include it?
> With this point I have difficulites too. It depends on a variety of
> options.
>
> The first is that the WOBuilder demands import statements in the
> java-files with "*" at the end: So it must be:
> import com.webobjects.foundation.*;
> instead of:
> import com.webobjects.foundation.NSArray;
> even if you need only one classes. The import statements can be very
> comfortably organized by Eclipse, but be shure to have set the number
> of classes needed for the import of whole packages to "1" or "0" (this
> can be set somewhere in the preferences).
I always do this as I'm too lazy to type the specific class that is
importing.
> Another point is, that the PB.project files must be correct and in
> sync with your application. This can be done by WOLips (if it
> complaines, check manually to do not have any syntax errors).
I have done this numerous times, but to no avail.
>
> One more point: the name of your project in the PB.project file must
> be the same as from the "deployed" application. (I am handling
> different versions of the same application in Eclipse, so I needed to
> change the Eclipse-project names. This results in WOLips changing my
> application name in the PB.project file. I need to change that back
> manually.)
Yep it is the same name.
> The last point seems to be that all referenced frameworks must to be
> in the direct neighbourhood of the application to get all custom
> methods loaded. That is the point which I could not get to work
> because the Frameworks are put together in a separate directory.
> (Well, in german I would say "irgendwas ist immer" ;-)
I don't have any frameworks, just the application.
> Try to customize the filters to hide the complete "bin" directory. You
> will rarely find a situation where you will need it directly.
How do I do this. I am new to eclipse so I'm not sure where to do this?
Regards,
Greg
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