On Mar 25, 2009, at 11:20 AM, Amiel Montecillo wrote:
Another thing is, in my case I have WORSSReaderCommon as the
framework and WORSSReader as my app, after I install
WORSSReaderCommon in /Library/Frameworks, is WORSSReader referencing
WORSSReaderCommon from the framework directory or from my workspace?
It uses the one in your workspace as long as you have that project in
Eclipse open. In other words, if you were to right click in
WORSSReaderCommon and select "Close Project" then Eclipse would start
using the one installed in /Library/Frameworks. I believe that's how
it works... give it a try.
I believe you could do stuff like checking out the source for Wonder.
Then in Eclipse import the ERExtensions project from the code you just
checked out using subversion. Then Eclipse would start using that
version of ERExtensions, and you should be able debug, change a little
bit here and there just to try things out as if you were modifying
your own framework. Then if you want Eclipse to start using the
version in /Library/Frameworks then you simply right click on the
ERExtensions project in the WO Explorer view in Eclipse and select
Close Project.
See the blog on NewBuildPathHotness which talks a bit about that (I
think):
http://wolips.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html
At that time I did not know what it meant to open and close a project
in Eclipse, so some of the stuff didn't register in my brain until
much later.
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