Twice now the EOModel component of XCode 2.2.1 has crashed on me (it
is the most fragile piece of XCode I've ever experienced) and
seemingly corrupted a part of the WebObjects application build
process. Specifically, the written "MacOSClassPath.txt" file is now
generated as follows, with each line prefixed with an extraneous
"HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT" string (I've dropped lines from the
sample below):
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/APPROOT/Resources/Java/statusmapper.jar
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/WOROOT/Library/Frameworks/JavaFoundation.framework/Resources/Java/javafoundation.jar
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/LOCALROOT/Library/Frameworks/JakartaCommons.framework/Resources/Java/log4j-1.2.13.jar
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/LOCALROOT/Library/Frameworks/MiniFramework.framework/Resources/Java/miniframework.jar
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/LOCALROOT/Library/Frameworks/CoreFramework.framework/Resources/Java/CoreFramework.jar
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/LOCALROOT/Library/Java
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/LOCALROOT/Library/Java
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/WOROOT/Library/Java
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/Network/Library/Java
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/WOROOT/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Classes/classes.jar
HOMEROOT/ApplicationsHOMEROOT/WOROOT/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Classes/ui.jar
The previous time this happened, my only recourse was to reinstall
XCode. I'm really trying to avoid doing this again so I'm hunting
for the corrupted file, but dropped this here in case anyone can help
by telling me where the classpath.txt file is generated. Anyone else
seen this one? It's heading for BugReporter tonight ... Gavin
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