On Apr 22, 2005, at 8:22 AM, Susanne Schneider wrote:
> Hi Chuck,
>
> many thanks for your reply.
>
> Chuck Hill wrote:
>> WO apps launched with WOBootstrap will automatically load all jars in
>> /Library/WebObjects/Extensions. That will do what you want for
>> deployment.
> Thats just the feature I want to avoid:
Oh. :-)
> there will be different set of applications which may require
> different versions of libraries. So it would be comfortable to be able
> to name the libraries on a per-application basis.
>
In that case, a framework is what I would do. I can think of two
options in case you are highly motivated to avoid a framework:
1. Get WOStartup (or WOStart?) from the WOProject site. This is an
opensource alternative to WOBootstrap. You could modify it to load the
jars from anywhere you like.
2. Add some Ant tasks to the build.xml file to add the classpaths to
the jar files to the generated classpath files under
AppName.woa/Contents/<OS Name>
Chuck
>> However, at development time, the Eclipse launcher will not do this.
>> I think there is already a WOLips feature request for this, but you
>> can add your voice to it. In the meantime you are stuck with the
>> framework method or adding them manually in the launcher.
> I'm afraid i have too.
>
> Regards,
> Susanne
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