Hi Jonathan,
let's assume there is a framework 'Foo' and an application 'HelloWOrld'.
Right click on HelloWorld and select 'properties'. Choose
'JavaBuildPath'. In the projects tab select HelloWorld. In the
libraries tab click on 'add jar' and choose the jar from 'Foo'.
To test these steps please launch your woapp as an 'WOApplication'.
Take a look in the docs if need help to launch the application.
If there's an exception when you launch the application or the rapid
turnaround mode does not work, double check the first two steps.
Open the build.xml from 'HelloWOrld' and change the wolocalroot
frameworks include tag:
<frameworks root="${wo.wolocalroot}">
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.
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</frameworks>
<frameworks root="${wo.wolocalroot}" embed="true">
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.
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</frameworks>
All you need to change is the 'embed="true"' .
From the project menu choose rebuild all.
Take a look in the 'HelloWOrld.woa' the Classpath.txt should be correct
and the framework should be embedded in the application.
WOLips (Eclipse) builds whenever you save something. For the
development of woapps and frameworks there is no need to run the ant
script every time. To enable/ disable the ant runner click on the + or
- in the WOLips perspective.
When it's time for the deployment enable the ant runner and select
Projects->Rebuild All.
Ulrich
Am Freitag, 09.05.03, um 20:50 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb Jonathan
'Wolf' Rentzsch:
> Greetings all,
>
> I use frameworks extensively for my WO development. The thing is, I
> don't
> use them like other folks use them. I never "install" them into
> /Library/Frameworks. When I make use of a framework in a WOApp, I use a
> project-relative reference. When it comes time to build the WOApp, I
> use
> woaFrameworkMerger to copy the referenced frameworks into my .woa and
> rewrite the ClassPaths.
>
> How do I go about doing this in Eclipse+WOLips? I only see WOLips->Add
> System Framework and WOLips->Add Local Framework.
>
> .......................................................
> Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch http://rentzsch.com
> Red Shed Software http://redshed.net (847) 584-7465
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>
> "better" necessarily means "different"
>
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