I assume the normal way to handle external jar files in a WO project
is to wrap them in a WO framework? Is that correct? It seems to
work fine if these WO frameworks are then installed in the normal
place (e.g. /Library/Frameworks on MacOSX). If I do this, then
UNIXClassPath.txt is generated correctly (using LOCALROOT/Library/
Frameworks as the location for the framework).
It may not be a very big deal, but I did notice that if the
referenced WO framework lives in {User Home}/Library/Frameworks, then
the generated UNIXClassPath.txt does not include it.
But how do you handle jars from the WebObjects Extensions directory?
How do you tell Eclipse that's where they are, so the compiler finds
them? I tried adding them to the Java Build Path as external jars,
and that seems to work (although I don't particularly like how
they're all listed at the "project root" level in the Package
Explorer view... can anything be done to organize them?). Is this
the typical way to deal with these?
-- Patrick Robinson AHNR Info Technology, Virginia Tech pg..t.edu
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