You don't need the tarball at all.
You want to go to Help -> Software Updates -> Find and Install, and
create a new Remote Site. Use http://webobjects.mdimension.com/wolips/nightly
as the URL to install from. The rest should be fairly obvious.
One note, sometimes if you have installed from a different URL it
helps to clear out and start all over. That means deleting any remote
site definitions you already set up, and deleting the installed
version of WOLips as well. To do the latter, go to Help -> Software
Updates -> Manage Configuration (I think, doing this from memory).
Expand the list until you see the WOLips packages that are installed.
Select them all, then control-click and choose uninstall.
Good luck!
janine
On Jun 15, 2007, at 11:43 AM, Steven Mark McCraw wrote:
> Ok, sorry, I feel like such a pain here, but I've just blown another
> half hour trying to figure this out...
>
> So I got the nightly build:
>
> http://webobjects.mdimension.com/wolips/wolips-latest-site.tar.gz
>
> I downloaded and unzipped it, and inside I find a folder called
> features and a folder called plugins, both of which contain a bunch
> of jar files, all of which seem to end in 2.0.0.4111
>
> I tried telling eclipse to update these files from Help->Software
> Updates->Find And Install->Search for new features to install->New
> Local Site->wolips-latest-site. That did not appear to do much. So,
> having noticed that my eclipse installation in /Applications/ also
> had folders named "plugins" and "features", I copied the downloaded
> jar files into the corresponding folders in /Applications/eclipse/,
> replacing any with the same name. Upon restarting Eclipse, I now see
> that the versions of plugins for wolips now end in 2.0.0.4111, but
> all behavior is exactly the same.
>
> Am I missing something? Am I going to the wrong place? Is there
> documentation somewhere that explains what I'm missing (I couldn't
> find anything with Google)? Thanks for the help.
>
>> Ah yes .. You're installing off the stable build instead of the
>> nightly build. You're not using the new editor at all, which
>> explains all the suckitude you are experiencing.
>>
>
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