On Mar 20, 2009, at 11:46 AM, Ricardo J. Parada wrote:
> I think it depends on what version of WOLips you are using.
>
> I know that the latest and greatest this information is kept in:
>
> ~/Library/Application Support/WOLips/wolips.properties
>
> Notice it's called wolips.properties.
>
> It looks like you are using WebObjects 5.2.2. What Eclipse/WOLips
> version are you using?
>
>
>
> On Mar 20, 2009, at 11:09 AM, Greg Brown wrote:
>
>> Just a few questions:
>>
>> 1. Are the instructions in the BUILD.txt file correct? So I
>> should have a ~/Library/wobuild.properties and a ~/Library/
>> Application Support/wobuild.properties, each with different
>> parameters?
>>
Sorry, I do have a ~/Library/Application Support/wolips.properties
and the ~/Library/wobuid.properties.
>>> . A wobuild.properties file should be placed in, on Mac OS X, the
>>> ~/Library directory.
>>> On Windows, this should go into a Library folder in the
>>> directory pointed to
>>> by the 'user.home' Java system property. Usually, this may be at
>>> C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Library.
>>>
>>> An example of this file is:
>>>
>>> ==== START wobuild.properties ====
>>>
>>> wo.woroot=/
>>> wo.wosystemroot=/System
>>> wo.wolocalroot=/
>>>
>>> ==== END wobuild.properties ====
>>>
>>> These may, or may not, be necessary for some functionality:
>>>
>>> ==== START wobuild.properties, perhaps ====
>>>
>>> wo.dir.root=/
>>> wo.dir.user.home.library.frameworks=/User/yourname/Library/
>>> Frameworks
>>> wo.dir.local=/
>>> wo.dir.library=/System/Library
>>> wo.dir.user.home.library=/User/yourname/Library
>>> wo.dir.local.library=/Library
>>> wo.dir.library.frameworks=/System/Library/Frameworks
>>> wo.dir.local.library.frameworks=/Library/Frameworks
>>> wo.dir.system=/System
>>>
>>> ==== END wobuild.properties, perhaps ====
>>>
>>
>> 2. What about having one wobuild.properties file? Could/Should
>> they be merged? This could be a little confusing; having one
>> wobuild.properties file would be less confusing.
>>
>> If I do an ant build, then I get things installed in the following
>> 4 places:
>>
>> ~/Roots/
>> /Library/Frameworks/
>> /Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/Frameworks/
>> /Library/WebObjects/lib/
>>
>> Wow, that's a lot of places!
>>
>> 3. ~/Roots/ - Would Wonderworkspace or Objectstyleworkspace be a
>> better name? Something a bit more descriptive than what is in
>> there. Is there a reason the build products are not in the same
>> tree as the Wonder sources? wouldn't a "build" or "target" or
>> "bin" folder in the same tree be better?
>>
>> /Library/Frameworks/
>> /Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/Frameworks/ > These are
>> for split installs, but
>>
>> 4. /Library/WebObjects/lib/ >> Is this needed? I see from 5.2.2:
>>
>> Nowwhenyoucreateaservlet/
>> J2EEcontainerapplicationyoucanchoosetheTrueWARoption. Tobuilda
>> TrueWARservlet, all ofyourframeworksmustbeintheNSJarBundleformat,
>> andlocatedinthe
>> /Library/WebObjects/lib/directory. WhenyouchoosetheTrueWARoption,
>> all yourapplication.....
>>
>> So that is for xcode WARs? do we still need that?
>>
>> And I assume if one has different versions of a framework or jar
>> in one of these 4 places they have fun finding it.
>>
>>
>> Greg Brown
>> gsbrow..mich.edu
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Greg Brown
>> gsbrow..mich.edu
>>
>>
>>
>
Greg Brown
gsbrow..mich.edu
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