The short story is that WOLips uses a path to discover frameworks,
regardless of the setting. User > Roots > /Library/ > /System/Library.
This was pretty ill-conceived by me and should really go away and one
of these days it probably will, but for now you can just delete the
frameworks in ~/Roots or rename your ~/Roots to sth else and set the
build.root variable when calling ant.
Cheers, Anjo
Am 22.05.2006 um 16:49 schrieb John Huss:
> I always seem to have problems with the "WebObjects Frameworks"
> Library, so I end up not using it.
>
> When initially adding the library to my project, it places
> "/Users/John/Roots/JavaWOExtensions.framework" on my path 3 times (by
> default it is checked in each of the different locations.
>
> If I check Local->ERExtensions and Finish, it adds the framework from
> /Users/John/Roots instead of /Library/Frameworks. And if I edit the
> library again, I find that ExternalBuildRoot->ERExtensions is now also
> checked and if I press Finish, I end up with duplicate entries for
> ERExtensions, with both pathed to /Users/John/Roots.
>
> What's going on?
>
> John
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