I don't know that the person who had this problem back in Sep ever
responded with the final solution, but things you might check:
1) Check that you in fact have a Main.wo in your Contents/Resources
folder
2) Check that your classpath is correct in Contents/MacOS/
MacOSClassPath.txt -- Specifically there should be a APPROOT/
Resources/Java/yourjarfile.jar entry
3) Check that the ApplicationClass (this is the NSPrincipalClass by
the way) header is set properly in your Contents/MacOS/
MacOSClassPath.txt
It's particularly weird that it's looking for your template INSIDE
the jar (note that the url that it's failing on is a jar: url).
Have your tried just running your app from the commandline and
dropping the WO Launcher funny business? Just run the ./FinancialWO
inside the .woa folder and it should be easier to work with.
ms
On Jan 21, 2006, at 2:27 PM, Baiss Eric Magnusson wrote:
I have a problem, which I think others have experienced,
particularly as posted by Mike Schrag on 28th Sept.; which occurs
when I attempt to do a deploy build. I am using the latest XCode. I
have poured back and forth between the development settings and the
deploy configurations settings but don't see a difference. I really
can't believe how bad WOLauncher is!
The NSlog is shown below:
********************************************************
<Thread-0> Creating new lifebeat socket
<Thread-0> Exception sending lifebeat to wotaskd:
java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
<main> Opening application's URL in browser: http://BaissG5.local:
52311/cgi-bin/WebObjects/JavaFoundation.woa
<main> null
<main> Waiting for requests...
<WorkerThread0>
<com.webobjects.appserver._private.WOComponentDefinition> No
template found for component Main at "jar:file:///Users/baiss/
Installs/WO_installs/FinancialWO.woa/Contents/Resources/Java/
FinancialWO.jar!/".
********************************************************
The jar file <FinancialWO.jar> is of the correct size and is
located in the above path. It must be obfuscated as I can't look
into it with JavaBrowser.
I don't know why <JavaFoundation.woa> is referenced instead of my
application name.
I can find no reference to NSPrincipalClass in any of the Project
Settings.
It appears I am running in Direct Connect? as I always do?
----
Baiss Eric Magnusson
Still recovering from a Dec 12th total server crash.
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