On Dec 30, 2008, at 3:26 PM, David Holt wrote:
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> On 30-Dec-08, at 3:24 PM, Johann Werner wrote:
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>> Am 30.12.2008 um 23:44 schrieb Ray Kiddy:
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>>> I am trying to use my eclipse projects and may have done this
>>> wrong. I had been using Tiger for a long time. I was using a very
>>> current eclipse and a very recent self-built WOLips and Project
>>> Wonder. Things worked.
>>>
>>> Now I have Leopard (upgraded to 10.5.6), eclipse (3.4.1), WOLips
>>> (installed via eclipse update from the nightly URL), freshly built
>>> Project Wonder. I have also installed Xcode, then the iPhone SDK
>>> (re-installs Xcode) but am not using Xcode for development. I did
>>> not, though, take the WebObjects that came with the iPhone SDK. I
>>> kept the WebObjects that came with the Leopard install disk. I
>>> will probably end up using another install of WebObjects but I
>>> have not put anything else together yet.
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>> IIRC version 5.4.3 of WO is not yet bundled with Xcode. You will
>> want to download the seperate updater from the Apple support pages.
Ok. I will go get the latest version of WO. I have to admit, I was
pleasantly surprised to find that WebObjects was even there on the DVD
that I got with my computer. S the fact that the included version is
not current enough, well, I can deal.
Looking at the iPhone SDK I just downloaded, I wish one could tell
which version of WO they included there.
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>>> Then I just copied my workspace directory from one computer to
>>> another. Maybe it is just silly of me to expect that that would
>>> work....
>>>
>>> The problem seems to be with EOGenerator. Well, there is a red X
>>> there and no information when one hovers, so I cannot tell what
>>> the problem is. It has put bad code into all the generated data
>>> classes, though, so that makes everything else red. And of course,
>>> I can only see 100 errors, no matter how many more there are.
>>> Hiding error information seems to be ... such a good idea, no?
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>> What kind of bad code? Perhaps your templates use the old package
>> names of Wonder? Try to use the command "organize imports".
I think not.
If I have a "someDate" attribute in an entity, I see code like the
following in the underbar source file:
public $attribute.javaClassName someDate() {
return ($attribute.javaClassName) storedValueForKey("someDate");
}
This looks non-jave-ish.
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> Are you using the Wonder variants of the EOGen templates?
I had not installed EOGenerator myself, so I was using the EOGenerator
support that comes with WOLips. I think that means that the answer to
your question is yes.
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>> jw
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>>> If anyone has suggestions, please chime in.
>>>
>>> It has always seemed to me that there should be a series of pages
>>> on the WOLips doc site that are of the form: "Upgrade Issues for X
>>> to Y". With every upgrade, the issues are discussed on the mailing
>>> list, but the information seems to get into the documentation only
>>> sporadically. Also, the upgrade issues change. I am sure there are
>>> different things I need to look at as I upgrade from 10.4.11 to
>>> 10.5.6 than I would have seen if I upgraded to 10.5.0. So, I have
>>> created a page (without much info at this point) at http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Upgrade+Issues+for+Mac+OS+X+10.4+Tiger+to+Mac+OS+X+10.5+Leopard
>>> .
>>>
>>> I will be adding to it with things as I discover them, buy anyone
>>> else could edit it also.
>>>
>>> cheers - ray
>>>
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