Sorry I forgot to add the
WEB-INF
OurApplication.woa built using <woapplication> target. The
OurApplication.jar is located in the
OurApplication.woa/Contents/Resources/Java folder
On 1/25/07 11:36 PM, "D Tim Cummings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thanks Dov
>
> Where does OurApplication.jar go? The XCode build puts it in lib. The WOLips
> build puts it somewhere else as OurApplication.woa.
>
> I personally have had more success building all the frameworks as jars and
> putting them in lib, like the XCode build.
>
> Tim
>
> On 25/01/2007, at 2:22 PM, Dov Rosenberg wrote:
>
>> We have been deploying our apps as servlets for the past 2+ years. We
>> started using the SSDD target but found it lacking. The biggest hassle we
>> found was the SSDD didn¹t seem to include everything we needed. One of the
>> only limitations I have come across is that the resulting WAR file can be run
>> without having the container expand it first (which is the default behavior
>> for Tomcat but not WebLogic see below for the reason). Our apps get built
>> using the following steps:
>>
>>
>> 1. Build the frameworks using <wocompile> and <woframework>
>> 2. Build the applications using <wocompile> and <woapplication>
>> 3. Assemble the web applications manually instead of using the supplied SSDD
>> target. Our final deployment includes the following structure:
>> 4.
>> WEB-INF
>> classes
>> Library
>> Frameworks
>> OurFoundation.framework
>> OurModel.framework
>> OurServices.framework
>> JavaEOAccess.framework
>> JavaEOControl.framework
>> JavaFoundation.framework
>> JavaJDBCAdaptor.framework
>> JavaWebObjects.framework
>> JavaWebServicesClient.framework (if needed)
>> JavaWebServicesSupport.framework (if needed)
>> JavaWOExtensions.framework (if needed)
>> JavaWOJSPServlet.framework
>> JavaXML.framework
>> lib
>> <any non WO jars needed JDBC Drivers, XML parsers,
>> mail.jar, etc>
>> web.xml <http://web.xml> (Need to make sure that the
>> WOClasspath context parameter includes all of the WO frameworks listed above
>> plus your application frameworks. There is an environment variable WEBINFROOT
>> that gets resolved at runtime to the path where the WEB-INF folder is
>> located. This is the primary reason that the WAR file must be expanded in
>> order to run properly.
>>
>> 4. After the web app is assembled it is WARed using the ant <jar> task.
>>
>> Hope this helps others.
>>
>>
>> --
>> Dov Rosenberg
>> Conviveon/Inquira
>> Knowledge Management Experts
>> http://www.conviveon.com
>> http://www.inquira.com
>>
>>
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