Hi Julius,
I followed your procedure so that I can document it in the wiki, and
I got the following problems :
- when I double-click on a component (.wo), it opens in... jedit
- WOLips won't launch the browser when you launch an application
- Even if the path is good, I can't see the frameworks in the
"Local" (wo.dir.local.library.frameworks), but if I copy them into
the "wo.dir.user.home.library" path, it works.
Did you have the same problems ?
Hi,
I just got this going a few days ago for the first time - using
ubuntu too (which I'd only loaded on for the first time a few weeks
ago - and is my first debian-esque linux install).
Anywho, the way I went about it was to:
0. Install Java (I installed jdk 1.5 aka 5)
1. Install Eclipse with WOLips
2. Create directories to store Frameworks etc:
(NB: I just put them in this location... they could be located
elsewhere I guess)
/WOFolders/Library/Frameworks/
In this folder I put the 3rd party frameworks that I need like:
LEWOStuff.framework
/WOFolders/System/Library/Frameworks/
In this folder I put the WO frameworks like:
JavaEOAccess.framework,
JavaEOControl.framework,
JavaFoundation.framework,
JavaJDBCAdaptor.framework,
JavaWebObjects.framework,
JavaWOExtensions.framework,
JavaXML.framework
/WOFolders/Project/
In this folder I put: woproject.jar
3. I then modified the following file as follows which was in the
Library directory in my home directory:
/home/julius/Library/wobuild.properties
wo.woroot=/
wo.dir.local=/
wo.dir.user.home.library=/home/julius/Library
wo.dir.library=/WOFolders/System/Library
wo.wosystemroot=/WOFolders/System
wo.dir.local.library=/WOFolders/Library
wo.dir.library.frameworks=/WOFolders/System/Library/Frameworks
wo.dir.user.home.library.frameworks=/home/julius/Library/Frameworks
wo.dir.root=/
wo.dir.local.library.frameworks=/WOFolders/Library/Frameworks
wo.dir.system=/WOFolders/System
wo.wolocalroot=/
wo.dir.reference.api=/Developer/ADC%20Reference%20Library/
documentation/WebObjects/Reference/API/
I don't remember if there were more things I did to get things
working, but that seemed to be about it.
As I did this on a laptop with only 512MB memory it was just to see
if it's possible. I have a desktop running Fedora Core 6 with 1.5GB
which ought to run things/Eclipse a bit more smoothly so I'll try
that out too with these instructions over the next week.
Hope that helps.
Julius.
On 31/05/2007, at 4:17 AM, .::welemski::. wrote:
Does anyone knows a good instruction website on how to be able to
develop Webobjects under Linux especially ubuntu?.
On 5/31/07, Mike Schrag < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think he's actually talking about the (partial, i think)
implementation of eogen in Java that's in WOLips ... It never really
got much love, but these things have a way of working themselves out.
ms
On May 30, 2007, at 11:44 AM, Chuck Hill wrote:
> A "mythical" pure Java replacement. "Wait for it..."
>
>
> On May 30, 2007, at 7:57 AM, John Huss wrote:
>
>> I know EOGenerator, but what is JavaEOGenerator?
>>
>> John
>>
>>> it should be possible using JavaEOGenerator, Eclipse, WOLips,
>>> WOProject,
>>> Ant, etc.
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