That warning is normal when you use the default method application()
from WOComponent. That method returns an object of type
WOApplication that does not have your ivar declared.
That should not be true in WOLips ... If it is, it's a bug.
WOApplication and WOSession are handled in a special way in that
WOLips validation looks for subclasses in your project rather than
superclasses (like most return types).
ms
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