While I like the _idea_ of the single jars, it does make split install
more annoying. Right now I can setup WebServerResource symlinks back
into my woa and embedded frameworks that "automatically update" when I
deploy the latest woa, which is really handy. With jar builds, you
have to explicitly do a two step deployment every time. This is
actually why I haven't jumped on the bandwagon of jar frameworks yet.
ms
On Jan 19, 2008, at 7:57 PM, Alex Cone wrote:
> WOResourceManager should be able to find everything usually in a
> framework bundle inside a jar _file_. I'd love to see us move to
> file based frameworks (as opposed to bundle-based) as a universal
> default. Just jar up all the wo component files along with the
> classes, plists, Properties files etc. Would sure make everyone's
> life easier...
>
> On Jan 19, 2008, at 6:05 PM, Art Isbell wrote:
>
>> On Jan 19, 2008, at 7:46 AM, Gavin Eadie wrote:
>>
>>> An associated thought: WebObjects 5.4 not only introduced jar
>>> frameworks
>>
>> I have jar frameworks on my WO 5.2 partition, so at least Apple-
>> provided jar frameworks have been available since at least WO 5.2.
>> I don't recall when Xcode builds first produced them, but it's been
>> a while.
>>
>>> but: "At this point, JAR files are the preferred storage mechanism
>>> for NSBundles". Does this new convention impact Mike's
>>> suggestions ? In particular, when using these jar frameworks, are
>>> ALL frameworks (Apple's and local) deployed in /Library/WebObjects/
>>> lib/ ?
>>
>> Xcode 2.4 (WO 5.3) by default deploys jar frameworks in /Library/
>> WebObjects/lib, but I don't know whether earlier versions do or
>> whether woproject does.
>>
>> My point is that any change to use jar rather than directory
>> frameworks should work with WO versions earlier than 5.4.
>>
>> Aloha,
>> Art
>>
>
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