I have a project Tacos4 that is regularly updated from CVS (I know, I will probably have to switch to Subversion soon...). My main project that uses tacos is defined so that the Tacos4 project is in the build path. I think the important thing is that you must have the src/java and src/descriptor defined as source folder. For dojo, I have a local copy in my project, so I must copy it manually regularly. I found it works really well like that since I just have to make a team/refresh to update Tacos.
I use the Sysdeo Tomcat plugin with the dev loader tomcat extension. I personally prefer it to the WebTool server support.
Frederic
P.S. Make sure you don't have the tacos jar in the WEB-INF/lib while depending to the project, Tapestry will complain that the tacos library is defined twice...
On 4/3/06, Markus Joschko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm wondering how you guys have setup your IDE to work with tacos. Do
you always build the tacos-lib.jar and copy everything to your "real"
project or do you have some clever ways to include the tacos project.
I know that myEclipse IDE allows to declare related projects which
should be considered part of an webapplication. Not sure if this
approach would work nicely with the hivemind.xml
The reason I'm asking is that I started to play with the IBM AJAX
toolkit which allows for _javascript_ debugging within eclipse but
requires a debugger keyword within the _javascript_.
Yeah, I know, there is Venkman, but I'm curious ;-)
How are you setting up your projects?
Cheers,
Markus
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