Two new build properties
sources.dir=src
libraries.dir=lib
is all that's needed to make it possible for someone like me to use the
new build file. I only had to use these attribute in two or three places
to get the build working. Couldn't this be the default?
/Anders
Anders Peterson wrote:
> Q wrote:
>> On 30/10/2008, at 11:41 PM, Anders Peterson wrote:
>>
>>> Are they the same now? They have the same version number.
>>>
>>> I've just installed a brand new eclipse ganymede and WOLips
>>> "stable". When I open the WOLips perspective I get this error in the
>>> WO Package Explorer:
>>
>> Stable will only work with 3.3. The version number of the eclipse
>> plugin will tell you if it is intended for 3.3 or 3.4. eg. stable's
>> current version is 3.3.5524, while nightly is 3.4.5524. Don't pay
>> any attention to the revision number on the end, it's no an
>> indication that the source code has changed, only what the revision
>> number of the svn repository was when the branch was built.
> Now it works much better. Can't get the ant build to work though. The
> old build.xml file doesn't work, and the only way I found to get new
> one was to create a new project and copy it over. There used to be a
> context menu option to generate a new build.xml. Why was that removed?
>
> Using the new build.xml fails because it assumes my source code folder
> is named "Sources" - I use "src".
>
> I modified the build.xml to work with "src" instead, and then got a
> problem with a missing "Libraries" folder. If I had a such a folder I
> would like to name it "lib"...
>
> Actually in one project I have two source code folders. That wont
> work. Can the compile task be made optional or dependant on if "bin"
> exists or not?
>
>>> (Also trying to get the latest WONDER sources from SVN - it just
>>> doesn't work. I've got subclipse on my laptop at home and subversive
>>> here at the office. Neither works. I get timeouts and whatever all
>>> the time. Is sourceforge the problem?)
>>
>> Could not create the view:
>> org/eclipse/jdt/internal/corext/refactoring/rename/RenameResourceProcessor
>>
>>
>> Sourceforge SVN sucks.
> Think I'll I have to give up on SVN and just use the source download from
>
> http://webobjects.mdimension.com/wonder/Wonder-latest-Source.tar.gz
>
>
> /Anders
>
>
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