Re: AW: finding wo in webobject builder

From: Ulrich Köster (ulric..bjectstyle.org)
Date: Tue Oct 21 2003 - 04:51:52 EDT

  • Next message: Frédéric Dreier: "AW: AW: finding wo in webobject builder"

    Hi Frédéric,

    WOBuilder takes the info from the PB.project.

    The framework section of the PB.project should look like this:

             FRAMEWORKS =
             (
                JavaWebObjects.framework,
                JavaFoundation.framework,
                JavaXML.framework,
                JavaWOExtensions.framework,
                JavaEOAccess.framework,
                JavaEOControl.framework,
                WOUnitTest.framework,
                PostgresqlPlugIn.framework,
                JavaAcme.framework,
                JavaRealEstate.framework,
                RealEstateBeans.framework
             );

    Make sure that the , are correct.

    The framework search section:

         FRAMEWORKSEARCH =
         (
            "$(NEXT_ROOT)$(LOCAL_LIBRARY_DIR)/Frameworks"
         );

    On 21.10.2003, at 10:32, Frédéric Dreier wrote:

    >> WOBuilder ignores fully qualified imports like :
    >>
    >> import foo.Uli;
    >>
    >> To change the default Eclipse behaviour :
    >> Window->Preferences->Java->Organize Imports->Number of imports needed
    >> for * = 1
    >
    > No, it does work. In fact, I have all my components in default package.
    >
    > When i insert a sub-component in WOBuilder (using icon [*]) :
    > framework cmp
    > are not listed.. Where does it look for? .api? .wo? (cmp of
    > application are
    > listed twice: once as normal and once in build directory)

    I'll guess there are entries from the build directory in the
    PB.project. Try to force an update of the PB.project: Right Click on
    the PB.project WOLips->Update PB.project.

    Ulrich

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