It seems that my new WO Application project is not able to locate my
WebObjects frameworks (533 or 543). I get errors like "Unbound classpath
container: 'JavaEOAccess WebObjects Framework' ...". I've tried to
follow the directions on this page ...
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Using+WOLips+With+Multiple+Versions+of+WebObjects
... but when I open the Eclipse Preferences and click on WOLips Build, I
get no field where I can enter the name of my WOLips properties file.
Have I missed something?
/Jon
On 27-07-11 16:15 , Pascal Robert wrote:
Le 2011-07-27 à 10:04, Jon Kleiser a écrit :
Thanks, Pascal.
When I ceated the new WO Application, I left the package fields empty, and under Sources
I now have a "(default package)". Should all my .java files go into that one?
If your Java classes are not in a package, yes they go there. You can easily
package them after, but beware of your variables in your components. If they
are protected instead of public, moving to packages will throw errors because
the variables/methodes have to be public, but Xcode/WOBuilder were creating
them as protected.
In build.properties, I have entered
"wolips.properties=/Users/<me>/Library/Application
Support/WOLips/wolips.543.properties". Do I have to do anything else for WOLips to find
the WebObjects frameworks during 'build' and 'run'?
/Jon
On 27-07-11 15:13 , Pascal Robert wrote:
Hi Jon,
Yes, in fact the tutorial you see is the old project structure, before "Fluffly
Bunny" came into action.
I strongly suggest that you follow the current WOLips structure, so that you
don't have problems in the future. In the new (well, new for the last 3 years),
you will find the following folders:
Components : this is where your WO components goes. You can create
sub-folders in there.
Libraries : this is your jar files goes (the "lib" folder you currently have)
Resources : this is where the Properties file and your EO models goes
Sources : same as the "src" folder
WebServerResources : this is where, you can guess it, the Web server
resources (.js, .css, etc.) goes
Really, you should move to that structure, or else you will have to fight with
WOLips and Ant so that they can find your files elsewhere.
Also, you will find that WOLips will probably throw out a lot of validation
errors or warnings. WOLips is a hell better that Xcode to find Java and
WO-specific errors, by fixing those errors, you will probably make your project
better. It can take some time, but it's worth it.
Hi,
I want to migrate an old WO project (in CVS) from Xcode to WOLips on OSX 10.6.8
(unless there should be better alternatives than WOLips). I have installed
Eclipse Helios (3.6.2) and WOLips, and the WebObjects frameworks (533 and 543).
Following this tutorial ...
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Import+an+Xcode+project+into+WOLips
... I have created a new WO Application, but what I get differs in several ways
from what I see in the tutorial. The reason may be that the tutorial is from
2007. Is there a newer tutorial somewhere?
If possible I want a WOLips project that has a folder structure that is similar
to what I have in my Xcode project, and I would also prefer to make as few
changes to existing files as possible. In my Xcode project, all .java files are
located in a 'src' folder, all .jar files are located in a 'lib' folder,
components (.html, .wod, .woo) are organized as .wo folders, and other files
(.api, .gif, .css, .js, ...) are scattered at the top level. There is no
'package' structure or details.
What are my prospects for a successful migration? Which changes (to files, or
folder structure) will be hard to avoid? I look forward to some helpful info on
these matters ...
Sincerely,
Jon K.
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