I have tried to use the fully qualified name. I have written in my .wod
TDComponent1 : educlab.tdcomps.TDComponent {
bindings...
}
instead of
TDComponent1 : TDComponent {
bindings...
}
But it does not work either.
Thanks for the idea, though...
JPM
Le 3 avr. 07 à 04:14, Mike Kienenberger a écrit :
> I can tell you that NSBundle will ONLY find partially-qualified
> resources inside the bundle itself and not in your general classpath.
> I didn't speak up before because I wasn't (and still am not) sure it
> is relevent to your situation.
>
> I had to fully-qualify my own Pages and Components in order to use
> them on my non-NSBundled WEB-INF/classes classpath.
>
> On 4/2/07, Fabian Peters <lists.fabia..-lumo.com> wrote:
>> Hi Chuck,
>>
>> >>> I _never_ have my components in the project root and I don't see
>> >>> this problem.
>> >>
>> >> Well, do you have localized components? Maybe it's related to the
>> >> localization part?
>> >
>> > I have a few, I don't use them much but I don't recall it causing
>> > problems.
>>
>> As I wrote before, the problem appeared from the start with an app
>> that is wholly localized and allows browsing w/o session creation. I
>> was unable to reproduce this with an app that creates a session
>> straight away.
>>
>> >> I did not find very much info on "Folder References", which are
>> >> required by WOResourceManager, according to the API, to locate
>> >> resources in rapid turnaround mode. Maybe Ulrich can shed some
>> >> light on this, but it's been quite a while I've seen a post from
>> >> him...
>> >
>> > "Folder References" is an Xcode term, nothing to do with WO. The
>> > groups shown in Xcode don't necessarily correspond to actual
>> > folders on the file system. If you don't use/make "Folder
>> > References" in Xcode, you end up with
>> >
>> > Resources/
>> > TDComponent.api
>> > TDComponent.wod
>> > TDComponent.html
>> >
>> > Instead of the correct
>> > Resources/
>> > TDComponent.api
>> > TDComponent.wo/
>> > TDComponent.wod
>> > TDComponent.html
>>
>> Mhh, I came up with this due to the WOResourceManager API, which
>> states:
>>
>> "Note that if you use Project Builder (rather than ProjectBuilderWO)
>> and you add a folder of resources, they must be added as Folder
>> References. This allows WOResourceManager to find them in rapid
>> turnaround mode." <http://developer.apple.com/documentation/
>> WebObjects/Reference/API/com/webobjects/appserver/
>> WOResourceManager.html>
>>
>> This may be totally outdated or have nothing to do with the problem
>> whatsoever. But it's all I came up with before I just reverted to my
>> previous setup. Maybe you or somebody else more knowledgeable about
>> the inner workings of NSBundle and WOResourceManager and/or the role
>> of the IDE in rapid turnaround can shed some light.
>>
>> Fabian
>>
>> >>> On Apr 2, 2007, at 10:20 AM, Fabian Peters wrote:
>> >>>
>> >>>> Hi Jean-Pierre,
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Am 02.04.2007 um 12:38 schrieb Jean Pierre Malrieu:
>> >>>>
>> >>>>> Everything happens to me...
>> >>>>
>> >>>> But not exclusively to you...
>> >>>>
>> >>>>> In development mode, I get the following error:
>> >>>>> <com.webobjects.appserver._private.WOComponentDefinition> No
>> >>>>> template found for component TDComponent at "file:/Users/jpm/
>> >>>>> Documents/EclipseTemp/workspace/TDBase/build/TDBase.woa".
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> TDComponent is in a framework (called TDComps) that an app
>> >>>>> called TDBase depends upon.
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> In order to organize my Frameworks with Project Wonder
>> >>>>> structure (and be capable to use the last build.xml), I have
>> >>>>> created a "Component" folder in the TDComps project (the
>> >>>>> framework), and put my components in there. Then, in
>> >>>>> development mode, TDBase (the app) won't see those components,
>> >>>>> hence the no template found error. If I move the components to
>> >>>>> the root of the framework project, everything is fine in
>> >>>>> development, but not in deployment (they don't get copied due
>> >>>>> to the recent build.xml).
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> How would you tell the app that the components are not at the
>> >>>>> root of the framework?
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> What puzzles me most is that the build folder (for the
>> >>>>> framework) has the following structure:
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> TDComps.Framework
>> >>>>> Resources
>> >>>>> French.lproj
>> >>>>> my .wo files
>> >>>>> .....
>> >>>>> Java
>> >>>>> my api. files
>> >>>>> ......
>> >>>>> WebServerResources
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> I don't see any difference in the build: whether or not my
>> >>>>> components are in a "Components" folder, the incremental build
>> >>>>> is the same (yes I cleaned the framework to be sure). And yet,
>> >>>>> the app sees the components in one case and not in the other.
>> >>>>
>> >>>> I ran into the same problem a few days ago. I figure that the
>> >>>> problem is due to the way the WOResourceManager resolves
>> >>>> localized components in rapid turnaround mode. See my previous
>> >>>> messages on this: <http://objectstyle.org/woproject-old/lists/
>> >>>> woproject-dev/2007/03/0125.html>
>> >>>>
>> >>>>> I would appreciate your help again.
>> >>>>
>> >>>> I'm afraid I can't really help. I reverted back to keeping all
>> >>>> the components in the project root.
>> >>>>
>> >>>> cheers
>> >>>>
>> >>>> Fabian
>> >>>>
>> >>>
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