Hello Johan,
Re: the localization page
Anjo has an internal solution to this problem that he can't release
publicly. I edit the .strings files in the build folder (from the web
page) and then cut and paste into the actual files in my project
directory. I know that it isn't ideal, but it isn't the end of the
world either. I have to make sure that the encoding of the strings
files is correct and that the encoding of the .strings files in the
project folder and encoding of the .strings files in the build folder
matches so that I didn't have problems with blowing away accented
characters, etc.
I am editing the rules file exactly like Denis is. If you open the
file in RuleModeler, you can edit there and refresh manually in
Eclipse so that it picks up the changes. On rare occasions, I have
also had to stop and start the app to get the changes to "stick".
David
On 3 Jul 2007, at 2:56 PM, Johan Henselmans wrote:
> I have just made my first steps in using WOLips and ERD2W to
> enhance an existing D2W application. I am having problems in
> defining a proper workflow.
>
> For instance, in ERD2W it is possible to localize all kinds of
> keys. The way you can do it, is by running the application in debug
> mode, and then select the localization page of the application. You
> can then define new translations for property keys on the fly.
>
> Nice.
>
> However, the files this produces are saved in the build folder of
> WOLips. You know, that thing one chucks away from time to time, by
> running the 'clean project' menu.
>
> Also, I am running the Rule Modeler and changing and testing keys
> on the fly. However, that does create some problems as the rules
> from the running application are also stored in the build folder.
>
> How do other people work with these tools in WOLIps? Is there some
> trick to save the stuff in Sources and Resources folder and have
> them used in the running App?
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Johan Henselmans
> http://www.netsense.nl
> Tel: +31-20-6267538
> Fax: +31-20-6273852
>
>
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