WO is me.
I'm trying to deploy a beta version on our live server for limited user
testing. It is built off a separate branch with lots of new web server
resources. Naturally, I figure I'll just set up the beta app the same as my
live app, just under a different name. Then all I should need to do is update
my WOFrameworksBaseURL and done.
In theory. I tried adding -WOFrameworksBaseURL to the additional args in Java
Monitor. That didn't work. I could see something was adding a second, incorrect
version of WOFrameworksBaseURL to the end of sun.java.command in the logs.
After much searching, I found
frameworksBaseURL="/WebObjects/${build.app.name}.woa/Frameworks"
in my build.xml. Who added that? Oh, it's in the default build.xml of every new
wonder project.
So I removed that, but my override didn't work. The duplicate override wasn't
appearing in sun.java.comand, but it just didn't work. It defaulted to
/WebObjects/Frameworks or something instead of using what I put into Monitor.
So I added WOFrameworksBaseURL to the properties file in the app and finally,
it works. Sorta.
Now, anything added with ERXResponseRewriter has the correct path, but somehow,
paths generated ERXStyleSheet, ERXJavaScript, and ERXFavIcon are still wrong.
They use /WebObjects/AppName.woa/Frameworks instead of
/WebObjects/AppNameBeta.woa/Frameworks.
Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Ramsey
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