Thanks Chuck, Mike and Marc,
I was just looking for general information, not a step by step. I see
that it is done exactly as I suspected it would be. I'll play around
with it. Sorry for the basic question, it is just that everything
looks quite "foreign" in Eclipse at the moment, but there are enough
familiar elements that I wasn't sure if I should just be double
clicking on something and it would all be taken care of ;-)
No more questions until everyone is caught up, I promise.
(unless, of course, that means no more questions, ever!)
David
On 15 Aug 2006, at 10:40 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
>
> On Aug 15, 2006, at 10:23 AM, David Holt wrote:
>
>> Hi Mike,
>>
>> Are there any special considerations for importing an XCode
>> WebObjects project to Eclipse? If so, would you consider adding
>> this to the tutorial as well at some point? I have gone through
>> the introductory stuff, but I will need to migrate my existing
>> XCode projects and I am guessing that there will be a number of us
>> in a similar position. Thanks!
>
> David, this is not aimed at you personally, this just seemed like a
> good message to add this onto.
>
> I think one thing that we all need to stop doing is saying, "Mike
> can you do ...?" Mike worked his ass off getting Entity Modeler
> ready and added a lot of features that he had no need for. Mike
> has real work to do, a deadline, a family, and no where near enough
> sleep. The rest of us need to pick up the ball and provide
> documentation, test plans, tutorials, etc. Mike has done more than
> his fair share, we owe Mike and mDimension a huge debt of
> gratitude. It is time for the rest of to pick up the ball and run
> with it and let Mike go back to his life.
>
> So, who has done this, can document it, and help David out? I
> would, but I am already four days behind this week and it is only
> Tuesday. Anybody?
>
> In a general answer to your question, there is no "Import xCode
> project that I am aware of. What _I_ have done in the past is to
> create an Exclipse project of the same name in a different
> location. Then copy all of the files that Eclipse created (except
> the Xcode project files!) into the Xcode project. Then discard /
> delete the empty Eclipse project and open the now Xcode/Eclipse one
> in Eclipse and start moving things around. Put all the .java
> under /src adn (I think) Eclipse will help move them in to the
> proper packages. One thing to remember is that Eclipse is file
> name and location based not Group based, so project maintenance can
> be a lot simpler.
>
>
> Chuck
>
>
>
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>
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> overall knowledge of WebObjects or who are trying to solve specific
> problems. http://www.global-village.net/products/
> practical_webobjects
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