Hi All,

I'm not sure if this is a WOLips / Eclipse or a WebObjects question. How does WebObjects finds opened, development-mode ProjectBuilderWO projects?

Basically, I have project that I checked in to our source code control system (CVS).

I can then check out the source and import the projects into Eclipse. When I debug the application in Eclipse it correctly prints some messages like this one when the application is launched:

[2007-03-21 12:52:40 CDT] <main> *** The application has found the following opened, development-mode ProjectBuilderWO projects:
        (
<com.webobjects.appserver._private.WOProjectBundle: projectName='AppServerUtilities'; bundlePath='/Users/ricardo/Source/Examples/Lab/AppServerUtilities/ build/AppServerUtilities.framework';
        projectPath='/Users/ricardo/Source/Examples/Lab/AppServerUtilities'>
        )

Which means I can edit WO components, save them and then when the browser refreshes it picks up the changes without having to build and restart the application. So that's really nice!

However, when someone else checks out the project and imports into Eclipse and then proceeds to debug the application, none of these messages about "... found opened, development-mode ProjectBuilderWO projects: ..." are printed when the application is launched.

Hence my question:

How does WebObjects finds out that there are "opened, development- mode ProjectBuilderWO projects" ?

My guess is that this is stored somewhere in a file and it may be hardcoding absolute paths that are valid only for my system. That would explain why they are not found when someone else checks out the source and runs the application (in debug mode).

Please help, thanks.

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