> Could I pull the newer ones off the Mac, and transfer them to the
> directory structure installed on the PC, perhaps?
That should work for dev. You just need the jars where WOLips/Eclispe
will find them. WebObjects is basically several jars in certain locations and a
set of tools. We using Apples tools, so the jars are really all that matter.
WOLips might care, but if it does, it's not in any way that is obvious to me.
I've never done it, so I can't positively say that.
-Scott
P.S. Still chillin, so I guess my priorities are good ;)
On 7/2/07, Lachlan Scott <lachlan.scot..unthered.com> wrote:
> Hi Scott
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Scott Peterson [mailto:tellurio..mail.com]
>
> > Just want to let you know that I am on vacation.
> > I'm chillin on the beach right now :)
> > I'll get an answer to you tomorrow.
>
> Your priorities are most definitely to continue chillin' on the beach
> for as long as possible. :-)
>
> My most pressing question is 'how to install the WO Frameworks
> themselves on a PC?' - the Eclipse parts are easier, I think, and I
> understand them better now having sorted it on the Mac.
>
> I have installed them on the PC already to 5.2 from my own WebObjects 5
> install disks (which had the legacy dev tools on them), but
> Eclipse/WOLips is using WO 5.3.3 and these are provided from the
> Developer Tools CD that ships with recent Macs, which I also have.
>
> Could I pull the newer ones off the Mac, and transfer them to the
> directory structure installed on the PC, perhaps?
>
> I can experiment, of course, but I wonder if we can't find someone to
> say 'no, that won't work' or 'yes, that's the correct approach'.
>
>
> Many thanks
>
>
>
> Lachlan
>
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