On 29/dic/08, at 18:24, Johann Werner wrote:
Please keep messages on list.
Am 29.12.2008 um 17:28 schrieb Francesco Romano:
On 29/dic/08, at 17:07, Johann Werner wrote:
Am 29.12.2008 um 16:50 schrieb Francesco Romano:
On 29/dic/08, at 13:49, Johann Werner wrote:
Am 29.12.2008 um 13:15 schrieb Francesco Romano:
On 29/dic/08, at 12:57, Johann Werner wrote:
Hi Francesco,
Am 28.12.2008 um 11:36 schrieb Francesco Romano:
Hi..
I've to deploy my application. It's the first time I use
WebObjects and it's the first time too that I deploy a Web
Application.
I'm using WebObjects 5.4.2, project Wonder and I'm developing
on WOLips.
My deployment machine is an iMac G5 with OS 10.4.11. I've
installed the WO 5.4 framework and wonder. (maybe in the
future I'll try to embed the frameworks.. )
You should embed all frameworks right from the beginning it's
not very complicated. And this will spare you from many
headaches especially if you develop with 5.4 and deploy on 5.3
upgraded manually to 5.4.
I have to add this lines in build.properties, am I right?
embed.ProjectLocal=true
embed.External=true
embed.Local=true
embed.User=true
embed.System=true
embed.Network=true
Yes, you could do it in the preferences of Eclipse in the WOLips
section if you don't want to fiddle with the build.properties.
I can't find it in the preferences...
I added those lines... but... it seems the framework is not
embedded.. the size is the same and switching to wo5.3 I can't
start my app.
Ah my fault. You can make these preferences by right-clicking on a
specific project in the WO explorer and choosing properties. There
you find the entry "WOLips Deployment" where you can check what to
embed.
I can't find deploy!
<Picture 1.png>
I thought you were using latest WOLips where it has these options.
Adding the embed.* lines to your properties file without the current
WOLips won't do anything I suppose. You should search the list for
the threads discussing WOLips/New Hotness/Eclipse 3.4.
So I've to update to the last WOLips?
And.. even if the deployment machine does not have the
WOFramework the app should work ?
That's right though there have to be the frameworks for wotaskd
or you need a fully embedded wotaskd too (if you don't want to
run your app through e.g. Tomcat). But more important is the
fact that you can deploy your app on a server regardless of what
WO version it has (and additional 3rd party frameworks are
installed or not installed).
Now.. I've two "problems" and needs for some advices..
First problem:
To build I just "right-clicked" on build.xml and Run as-> Ant
build.
It creates a DIST directory with the app.
I copied the entire app in /Library/WebObjects/Applications.
Than I removed the WebServerResources and put it into /
Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/Myapp.woa/Contents/
But if I run the app (I'm using JavaMonitors) every image/css
in not loaded..
Where are the URLs pointing to? Does it correspond to your
WebServerResources path? Have you set the correct permissions?
mmm... I did the following things:
1) copy the app in /Library/WebObjects/Applications
2) copy the WebServerResources to /Library/WebServer/Documents/
WebObjects/Myapp.woa/Contents/ (if I copy I can see the images
and css.. but to test if the app uses the documents located in
the "right" folder I deleted the images in the Application
package and it doesn't work)
3) Setting up the app in JavaMonitor
4) Turn on Apache (in SystemPreferences -> Sharing -> WebSharing)
5) open TCP 80 port in the router :)
I connect to http://myhost/cgi-bin/WebObjects/myApp
I meant what URLs are in your html pages? Where does the browser
expect your images/css to reside?
ehm... I continue to don't understand..
mmm maybe you mean this?
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/WebObjects/iPN.woa/
Contents/WebServerResources/site.css"></link>
Yes I meant that. Is that file located at /Library/WebServer/
Documents/WebObjects/iPN.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/
site.css ? If yes look at your apache logfiles for errors. You
could also check if Safari loaded that file by looking at the
network info in the Develop menu of Safari.
I removed the folder WebServerResources located in the app and I
left the one in the Documents folder of Apache..
So.. it doesn't load the images and the .css and I see this in
Network info:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/cgi-bin/WebObjects/
iPN.woa/_wr_?
wodata=ERROR_NOT_FOUND_framework_app_filename_site.css"></link>
Why do you delete the WSR inside the app? The above URL says that
the resource manager can't find the file. I had that problem some
long time ago but I can't remember what I did to resolve it.
jw
I thought that could be a "test" if the app was using the data inside
the WebServer Documents folder or the data inside its folder..
Francesco
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