Hi there,
On 30/03/2006, at 6:01 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
Xcode or Eclipse?
There really is not much to it:
1. Create a new WebObjects Framework project
2. Add classes and component exactly the same as for an application
3. Build
4. Install. This step might be a bit controversial. Using older
versions of Xcode, I found that I needed to reference the installed
version of frameworks (/Library/Frameworks/...) so that the
classpaths generated for the application did not reference my build
environment. I don't know if this is still required, but I think it
is. I just added a script phase to Xcode to install at the end of
each build. I can post it if you want it
Adding the script in Xcode isn't necessary. Simply roll Step 4 into
step 3 by setting the following for a Deployment build...
- Project (menu) > Edit Project Settings > Build (tab)
- Configuration popup: Deployment
- Collection popup: Deployment
Now change "Installation Build Products Location" from /tmp/$
(PROJECT_NAME).dst to /
5. Add the the framework to the frameworks in your application
6. Use the classes and components from the framework as if they
were in the application.
with regards,
--
Lachlan Deck
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