Re: Adding frameworks?

From: Ulrich Köster (ulric..bjectstyle.org)
Date: Sun Nov 13 2005 - 03:29:43 EST

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    Am 11.11.2005 um 16:02 schrieb Jean Pierre Malrieu:

    > I answer my own dumb question:
    > When adding a WO framework, one ought to right click -> Configure
    > on the "WO Frameworks" directly, not on the project itself...
    > Pretty obvious I gess, but not to me...
    >
    > JPM.
    >
    > Le 10 nov. 05, ŕ 20:53, Jean Pierre Malrieu a écrit :
    >
    >> Hi,
    >>
    >> I just changed my development/deployment setup.
    >>
    >> I moved from mac OS 10.3.9 WO 5.2.3 Eclipse3.0 WOLipsSomething
    >> to mac OS 10.4.3 WO 5.3 Eclipse 3.1.1 latest WOLips release.
    >>
    >> I am a bit puzzled.
    >> I want to add a WebObjects framework.
    >> I do a right click on my application (project), and select "Build
    >> path->Add libraries".
    >> A windows open, allowing me to choose the type of Library.
    >> But there are two WebObjects-related types: "WebObjects
    >> Frameworks" and "WebObjects Frameworks old".
    >> What is the difference between young and "old" WO Frameworks?
    >> Whatever choice I make, I am proposed to select frameworks from
    >> "local" or "system" frameworks.
    >> The framework I want to add is "local". I hit its checkbox, click
    >> "Finish".
    >> But then, the process fails, complaining that there are duplicate
    >> entries in the build path, namely JavaWOExtensions, which is
    >> "checked" both in "local" and "system".
    >> I tried to uncheck it in local, but that does not help.
    >> I tried to uncheck it in "system, but that is even worse, as I end
    >> up with to groups of libraries (Webobjects Frameworks and WO
    >> Frameworks) with duplicate entries.
    >>
    >> I must admit I am unable to add a WO framework to an Eclipse
    >> WOLips project...
    >>
    >> I am sure there is a simple solution, but... what solution?

    Hit the edit button on java build path page or use the configure
    entry from the context menu.

    >>
    >> And by the way, what is the "Upgrade build.xml to 1.1.0" menu
    >> supposed to do? Should I upgrade?

    Both should work. (The old and the new build.xml. Don't forget to
    make a backup first.) The WOLips project properties page requires the
    latestest build.xml.

    Uli



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