Thanks! I posted this in the tutorials at http://
wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Moving+to+Eclipse+from
+XCode+in+a+Subversion+Repository
Chuck
On Jan 30, 2007, at 11:10 PM, Simon McLean wrote:
> Hi - We have started the process of moving everything from xcode to
> eclipse this week. All our code is stored in a subversion
> repository and we have got things to work by simply checking in the
> xcode project, and then checking it back out in eclipse. Overall
> it's been a pretty smooth process, but there were a few oddities
> along the way which hopefully my notes below will help others avoid.
>
> For info: This has all been done with Eclipse 3.2.1, XCode 2.3,
> WOLips latest build (2.0.0.2794), Subclipse 1.0.4, svn client 1.3.1
> (not sure if subclipse actually uses the svn client?)
>
> Simon
>
> Getting started
> Get Eclipse and install the WOLips and Subclipse plugins. Check in
> all changes to your xcode projects then close xcode. In eclipse use
> subclipse to connect to your repository and check stuff out
> following the notes below.
>
> Applications
> - Select the trunk, right click, select "Checkout"
> - Select "Check out as a project configured using the New Project
> Wizard"
> - Select WOApplication from the WOLips section as the project type
> and enter a project name
> - Hit OK at the warning about resource conflicts
> - Close the project and re-open it
> - Move .java files into src folder, saying "yes to all" when asked
> about replacing stuff
> - Add the following folders: Components, APIs
> - Move all components and API files to the relevant folders
> - Move any model files into the Resources folder (add the folder if
> it's missing)
> - Commit your changes (if you try running the project now it
> doesn't seem to locate the Main component and the browser opens
> with nothing in it)
> - Hit the "run as..." button
> - Add a WOApplication configuration (if you want the app to use the
> properties file from you xcode project during this run un-check all
> the options under the "wo" tab)
> - Hit the run button...
>
> Frameworks
> - Select the trunk, right click, select "Checkout"
> - Select "Check out as a project configured using the New Project
> Wizard"
> - Select WOFramework from the WOLips section as the project type
> and enter a project name
> - Hit OK at the warning about resource conflicts
> - Close the project and re-open it
> - Add the following folders: Components, Libraries, Resources,
> WebServerResources (build needs them for some reason)
> - Shuffle stuff about into the right folders
> - Command-click on "WO Frameworks", select "Configure" then hook up
> the required frameworks
> - Command-click on project root, select "WO Lips Ant Tools > Install"
>
> Both
> - Once you have pulled a project out of subversion, additional
> files are added to your local copy by WOLips that are not in the
> repository. When you first commit you get a list of the files that
> are not versioned - add them all.
> - If you make a mess and want to bin a project remember to
> disconnect it from subclipse first (right click project, team menu,
> disconnect) - otherwise it will delete it from the repository!
>
> Useful
> http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/library/os-ecl-
> subversion/
>
>
>
>
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