Mike Schrag a écrit :
>>>> I could build my frameworks with this structure indeed.
>>
>> But if I add this framework to a wolips project, is src.jar
>> automatically filtered from the list of jars the framework provide? I
>> guess I have to omit src.jar from the NSJavaPath property of Info.plist
> src doesn't need to be filtered because there are no class files in it,
> so it doesn't really impact anything (slightly slower NSBundle scan time
> probably).
ok
>> I'd like something that means "build this java project as a webobjects
>> framework, and link to it like a webobjects framework, even though it
>> looks like a plain old java project"
> Again, if all you have is a regular java project, then you can already
> just link to the project and everything in it is available at runtime
> and WOLips doesn't really have anything to add to (or remove from) your
> situation. That's always worked and will continue to.
ok
The problem you
> will have is in deployment and packaging, and as far as I know, the
> WOFramework task can probably be wrangled to do what you want, but I'm
> not explicitly supporting that. The woproject building stuff is far
> less of my concern at the moment, and it's already mostly crappy, so if
> people want to provide patches to make it do more, I don't really care.
> Basically this is mostly outside the scope of WOLips (WOLips, being the
> Eclipse integration parts). Once things hit ant, which is where this
> lives, I turn off my care flag.
>
>> You're right, the solution for now is to add custom ant build steps
>> (This is what I do), but I'd like the wolips builder to handle this
>> situation as well.
> The WOLips builder doesn't deal with this.
Thanks for clarifying this. this is what I needed.
I think the wiki should be updated to explain this, because unlike
WOLips, the old Xcode/ProjectBuilder dealt with build/deployment.
I consider my english broken. I will propose a modification to the wiki,
and if you agree, I will update it.
with best regards,
jephté clain
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