In the hopes of helping others, there are more options to
woapplication than are in the typical build files (at least, my build
files). Here is a definition that shows what you need to set in
build.properties:
<woapplication name="${project.name}" stdFrameworks="false"
destDir="${dest.dir}"
customInfoPListContent="${customInfoPListContent}"
principalClass="${principalClass}"
webXML="${webXML}"
webXML_CustomContent="${webXML_CustomContent}"
jvm="${jvm}"
jdb="${jdb}"
javaVersion="${javaVersion}"
jvmOptions="${jvmOptions}"
jdbOptions="${jdbOptions}"
cfbundleversion="${cfBundleVersion}"
cfbundleshortversion="${cfBundleShortVersion}"
cfbundleID="${cfBundleID}">
Perhaps wonder's generic.xml's invocation of woapplication should be
changed to this?
On Nov 28, 2008, at 3:10 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Nov 28, 2008, at 3:03 PM, Randy Wigginton wrote:
This should be really really easy, but I cannot find it. I want to
change the default JVMOptions for my application such that when I
build->Install, the proper options are there in the
MACOSClasspath.txt, the UNIXClasspath.txt, etc.
I've attempted to set this in build.properties, to no avail. Can
someone send me a clue? Where are those classpath files generated
during an eclipse build->install?
Somewhere deep inside WOProject. I have never seen any docs on this
specifically. Your best best is to grab the source and dig in!
Chuck
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problems.
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