Thanks, Chuck, for the reply.
I'm not certain if things appear correctly in the classpath file -
what do I check to confirm?
In the build directory, in Resources/Java, there is no .jar, only a
directory tree conforming to the package structure, and
compiled .class files inside.
Joshua
On Jun 18, 2007, at 12:35 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
>
> On Jun 13, 2007, at 9:56 AM, Joshua Archer wrote:
>
>> Hey everyone,
>>
>> So I'm finally walking the walk and trying to convert all my code
>> over to Eclipse, because frankly I really *do* like it better, but
>> i'm still running into snags every now and again.
>>
>> For example, I've got a framework that serves as a plug-in for one
>> of my apps, and it's building slightly differently in eclipse than
>> in xcode, and that difference is apparently causing issues with my
>> app not finding the framework at run-time. There are some files
>> and directory structure differences, and I thought I'd ask what
>> the significance of the differences are, and how I can tell
>> Eclipse to do what XCode does, or conversely tell my app to see
>> what Eclipse does instead of expecting the XCode format.
>>
>> The Framework is called 'AssetDBSupport', and when I build it in
>> Xcode, this the directory structure of the framework:
>>
>> AssetDBSupport.framework/
>> AssetDbSupport --> this points to --> Versions/Current/
>> AssetDBSupport
>> Resources --> this points to --> Versions/Current/Resources
>> Versions/
>> WebServerResources --> this points to Versions/Current/
>> WebServerResources
>>
>> inside Versions/ I have:
>> A
>> Current --> this points to A
>>
>> inside A/ I have:
>> AssetDBSupport --> this is some binary file that I have no idea
>> what it does
>> Resources/ --> this has the eomodel, plists, and java code, as
>> expected
>> WebServerResources/ -> this is empty but expected
>>
>> In the Eclipse version, I only have:
>>
>> AssetDBSupport.framework/
>> Resources/ --> same content
>> WebServerResources/ --> same content
>>
>> It seems to me that with the symbolic links, really what I appear
>> to be missing is just the 'AssetDBSupport' file, which I have no
>> idea what it is. Any clues or advice? When I install the XCode
>> version, all is fine, but when I install the Eclipse version, it
>> appears to not find the classes/bundle.
>>
>> Any advice would be greatly appreciated,
>
> Does it appear correctly in the classpath file? Does this file
> exist:
>
> AssetDBSupport.framework/Resources/Java/assetdbsupport.jar
>
> Chuck
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