Hi, sorry for the late response, here’s the fix attached. Apply the patch in your Application class :
public static void main(String[] argv) {
NSLegacyBundleMonkeyPatch.apply();
WOInject.init("com.myapp.Application", argv);
}
I haven’t tested it without woinject, that may work, you’ll just need to add
javassist to you class path.
NSLegacyBundleMonkeyPatch.java
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Le 8 mai 2014 à 14:38, Ingenieurbüro Birnfeld - Oliver Birnfeld <[email protected]> a écrit : > Hi, > > What? Already May? ... ;-) > > Sorry for my very late response. I was involved in some non-WO projects and > totally lost focus. > > > AFAIK, NSLegacyBundle is not open sourced so we had to fix it by > > re-implementing setClassNames with Javassist... if you're interested, > > I can post the fix. > Yes, I would love to test it on my raspberry. The startup time is not really > an issue for my customer, but (in this case) faster is better anyway. > > > I agree that an article on embedded WO would be delightful to read, > > please let us know if you decide to write it. > It's a matter of time. Are there specific informations you are interested in? > > Oliver
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