Should we use the WebObjects WikiPedia wiki book and expand the
Eclipse/WOLips topics. We all have edit access to that wiki book, right?
On Aug 15, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:
> I don't think Chuck was blaming you for not understanding something
> (Eclipse is daunting), rather I think he was pointing out that it's
> important for everyone to work together to try to answer questions
> and/or develop content that answers questions. The questions we're
> getting and will be getting soon should at least provide the basis
> for a good FAQ that could go up on the WOLips wiki.
>
> I'm curious if people prefer the WOLips wiki being "private" vs
> open like the wikibook? I don't know what limitations Confluence
> has or even if Andrus would even want it to be publicly editable,
> but it might help accelerate the development of some of this content.
>
> ms
>
> On Aug 15, 2006, at 1:56 PM, David Holt wrote:
>
>> 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
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> Practical WebObjects - for developers who want to increase their
>>> overall knowledge of WebObjects or who are trying to solve
>>> specific problems. http://www.global-village.net/products/
>>> practical_webobjects
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
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