-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi David Thanks for all the help - this looks great and all seems to be working well.. Except the bug with WOBuilder but I think I can live with that.... :-)
Gino On 25 Feb 2008, at 09:25, David Elliott wrote: > Hi Gino, > > Would you have a look at your console log by opening up the Console > app in /Applications/Utilities? > > My guess is that they got redirected somewhere, probably back into > the .dst root! It seems for some queer reason that the created > package references the apps by bundle ID and attempts to replace an > existing app with that bundle ID rather than install into the > proper location. I wish I knew some way to turn this off because > not too many people really care to move them as far as I know, > particularly when all the frameworks they depend on need to be in > the fixed locations to work anyway. > > Try nuking /tmp/WebObjectsLegacyDevelopment.dst and then installing > the package again.. it'll probably work because launch services > won't have remembered that EOModeler and friends were "installed" > in the tmp dir. > > As for Xcode, follow the instructions at the end of the new (r18) > README.txt so that Xcode can find the file templates. > > -Dave > > On Feb 25, 2008, at 4:13 AM, Gino Pacitti wrote: > >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> Hash: SHA1 >> >> Hi David >> >> I am really pleased with this... it was just what I was looking for >> to move forward with using WO in conjunction with Leopard... Thanks >> for your great work. >> >> I do have a couple of final questions though as I am unable to add a >> new WOApplication or WOComponent from the file menu in XCode.. Any >> reason why this was... >> >> BTW after I ran the final script I looked for the .dmg file in tmp >> and installed that - yet for some reason the tools did not install >> in /Developer/Applications/ >> I had to manually copy it across... >> >> The rest seemed to be installed but I copied from the .dst file all >> the directory contents into their respective paths... >> >> Anyway Xcode opens projects and compiles and I can open WOComponents >> which still have their link to the project... >> >> If you do have a sec and can help with the question above I would >> surely appreciate it.. >> >> GIno >> On 24 Feb 2008, at 19:06, David Elliott wrote: >> >>> Hi Gino, >>> >>> I think you mean lWOCompatibilityStreams not >>> IWOCompatibilityStream. That is, a lowercase ell like the "-l" >>> option to the linker. >>> >>> I've got Xcode set at the defaults and I did just check and find >>> that if you set a custom build products location you need to be >>> sure to set it to place intermediate build products "with build >>> products". >>> >>> There are equivalent options in the project inspector. If you've >>> customized it in your general Xcode preferences then make sure you >>> select Place Intermediate Build Files in: "Build Products Location" >>> from the project inspector. >>> >>> Also note that putting the build products anywhere but the normal >>> build directory is going to require that you modify the woroot- >>> fixup.sh script slightly. So if in doubt, set the build products >>> (Place Build Products in:) to /path/to/WOCompatibility-r16/build >>> >>> I am guessing you got this error on the SystemWOCompatibility >>> target which was unable to find its dependencies. >>> >>> -Dave >>> >>> >>> On Feb 24, 2008, at 7:54 AM, Gino Pacitti wrote: >>> >>>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >>>> Hash: SHA1 >>>> >>>> Hi David >>>> >>>> I tried to build the WOCompatibility.xcodeproj with XCode 3 on >>>> Leopard and I get an error: library not found >>>> IWOCompatibilityStream? >>>> >>>> I had run the first script with XCode 2.5 mounted and that went >>>> well >>>> but the requirement to build the project first gave me the error. >>>> >>>> I did download the Libstreams first and they are in the folder... >>>> >>>> Any help appreciated >>>> >>>> Gino >>>> On 24 Feb 2008, at 09:54, David Elliott wrote: >>>> >>>>> [NOTE: CC'd anyone who posted publicly expressing interest and >>>>> BCC'd anyone who sent me a private mail] >>>>> >>>>> On Feb 24, 2008, at 4:30 AM, Simon McLean wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>> In fact, I believe that most WebObjects developers have only >>>>>>> moved to Eclipse because they were forced to. >>>>>> >>>>>> I think you're absolutely right. But very shortly after arriving >>>>>> on planet Eclipse we realised just how stupid we were clinging on >>>>>> to XCode. >>>>> >>>>> Tried it. Didn't like it. It does a lot of stuff, none of >>>>> which I >>>>> really care about most of the time. The old stuff was better for >>>>> my workflow. Or rather maybe I should say the old stuff IS better >>>>> for my workflow. >>>>> >>>>> http://tgwbd.org/WOCompatibility/index.html >>>>> >>>>> Enjoy, >>>>> -Dave >>>>> >>>>> _______________________________________________ >>>>> Do not post admin requests to the list. 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