I just want to explain when some resources are moved to
WebServerResources instead of Resources. My script can't detect in
which target (app, web server, project) the file was in Xcode so I
guess where it should be by looking at the file extension and file
name. If a file match a extension or name that is pretty obvious
that it's a resource (Properties, *.rpt, etc.), it is moved to
Resources. If it's not the case, I move the file (and the path of
the file starting from the Xcode project) to WebServerResources instead.
Why ? I found out that it worked for 99% for our projects at work
and that most "unknown" files really belongs to WebServerResources,
and after the importation is done, you can move the file to the
correct folder.
If anyone have particular resources to put in Resources, they just
have to update the source and add a couple of "else" :-)
BTW: I will make a new release of the script today. "pbprojectdump"
is at a different path on Leopard and I added a couple of extensions
for resources (*.wssd and something else).
And I will be more than happy to get fixes from people who use my
script :-)
Yes, we used the import script from Pascal with the Wonder
templates. Everything else seemed to work OK, except for the
Resources: somehow, they would always end up within
WebServerResources, and not the top-level one.
With Kind Regards,
Dennis Gaastra, M.B.A.[sfu.ca], B.Sc.[ubc.ca]
Chief Technology Officer,
On 5-Dec-07, at 3:48 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
Or he had not used the Wonder version and is getting the
flattening effect of the standard build (which I will try to not
say nasty things about no matter how much it might deserve it as I
have no time to fix it).
What does the woframework task part of your build file look like?
Chuck
On Dec 5, 2007, at 3:43 PM, Simon McLean wrote:
i think you've probably added the "Resources" directory to
resources, instead of just it's contents. Wonder builds create a
resources directory and stuff inside it everything you flag to
"include as a resource". so if you tell it to include the
resource dir as a resource, it pops that inside the resources dir
it creates when it builds.
simon
On 5 Dec 2007, at 23:39, Gaastra Dennis - WO Lists wrote:
Dear List,
In our Eclipse project, we have a "Fonts" directory within the
"Resources" directory.
When we look at the "build" directory, there correctly appears
to be "ABC.framework/Resources/Fonts" containing the fonts.
However, when we do the ant Install to "/Library/Frameworks", we
get the following two directories:
(A) "ABC.framework/Resources/Fonts" containing NO fonts ; this
is where the fonts should be; and
(B) "ABC.framework/Resources/Resources/Fonts" with all the
fonts, which is wrong.
Of course, it should only be A with the fonts, and no B
How to fix this?
With Kind Regards,
Dennis Gaastra
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