WOLips does not work with Eclipse 3.3, I have heard.
For the other issues, take a look at:
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WOL/Tutorials
JPM
Le 16 mai 07 à 14:53, Johan Henselmans a écrit :
> OK, I've bitten the bullet and decided the next project will be
> done in Eclipse and WOLips.
>
> And now I remember why I did not do it before. I first tried to set
> up Eclipse. Problem with 3.2.2 was that the help function did not
> work. And the updates did not work. On a hunch, I tried running
> Eclipse under admin privileges. Now updates do work.
>
> I download WOLips from http://webobjects.mdimension.com/WOLips/
> stable/ and install WOLips. Still no help.
>
> Then I decide to install Eclipse 3.3M7, seeing if it is any better
> in the help department. Again, installing as an admin user, then
> installing WOLips. It works.
>
> Then (in 3.3m7) I start a new WOFramework, to get the BusinessLogic
> in one place. Let's call it BuL.Framework. Then I start the new
> EOModel in the Framework. I use the Wizard to create a model in the
> Framework.
>
> First I get a message with title "EOModel Verification Failures"
> that says: "Creating empty EOModelGroup for this model because BuL
> does not exist."
>
> I click OK, no other options.
>
> I get an error: "Error while creating resource reason: Bul does not
> exist. "
>
> I click OK, no other options.
>
> I am back in the Create Enterprise Model wizard.
>
> Again I click on finish, and get the "EOModel Verification
> Failures" thas says: "There's already a model in /Users/johan/
> Documents/workspace/Bul/MyEOModel.eomodeld.
>
> Hmm.
>
> I click on OK. I am back in Package Explorer, with a folder
> MyEOModel EOModel, a MyEOModel.eogen file and a
> MyEOModel.eomodelgrouo.
>
> I click on the folder MyEOModel EOModel, and get the following error:
>
> Unable to create this part due to an internal error. Reason for the
> failure: Failed to create EOModelEditorInput for
> org.eclipse.ui.part.FileEditorInput(/BuL/MyEOModel.eomodeld/
> index.eomodeld).
> BuL does not exist
>
> That for Eclipse 3.3, with the help.
>
> So I decide to use Eclipse 3.2.2, without the help. I recognizes my
> BuL project, but clicking the Help does not reveal anything. So I
> click on MyEoModel. Unfortunately, I have somehow screwed up the
> view and I only get a full window with Entity Modeler back. How do
> I get the view back that is in the manual that I can only read in
> Eclipse 3.3?
>
> I find a small button in the upper right corner, that says: Other.
> There I find the WOLips perspective back. But every time I click on
> the Model, it gives me the strange perspective, with the Name/Table
> Name/Class Name and Parent name. I then discover the Open In New
> Window contextual Menu option, that opens a new window in the
> perspective that is in the manual.
>
> "Hurrah!! and all that", as Blackadder's empty headed companion
> would say.
>
> On the bottom there is a small green messages that says: "Read Me
> Trim (Bottom)".
>
> On the menu items I find the button reverse engineer. However, in
> the Default Config connection properties I am not able to use
> prototypes (should I have added ERPrototypes to the Framework?) but
> I do manage to set up the connection and get the tables and
> relations in the project. I get a whole lot of error messages while
> saving that I should not have put a relation value to not be able
> to be null while not making it a mandatory relation.
>
> I... must... use... prototpyes....
> ,
> so I get back to step one, I create a Wonder Framework, and now the
> Eomodel gets created without any complaints. Also, I can now use
> the EOJDCBPostgresPrototypes, that I want to use. ONce again, a
> reverse engineering import, and I seem to have a basic WonderBuL
> framework, and I would like to use it for a direct to Web Application.
>
> So on to deploying this basic framework. After some searching (no
> project->deployment option) I dsicover that there is a build
> folder. The things I see there look famliar. So I copy the
> framework to /Library/Frameworks. Mind you, it is only an Eomodel
> for the moment in the Framework.
>
> According to the documentation, I should be able to select the
> Framework by clicking on the configure buttton on the conectextual
> menu with the mousepointer over the WO Frameworks in my WonderBul
> project. Unfortunately, it does not show up. Frameworks without
> jars are apparently no frameworks according to Eclipse/WoLipses logic.
>
> It is now a few hours later, I just wanted to do make a simple
> BusinessLogic Framework and do some direct to web formatting and
> discover the capabilities of Eclipse.
>
> How do you guys get any work done?
>
> Regards,
>
> Johan Henselmans
> http://www.netsense.nl
> Tel: +31-20-6267538
> Fax: +31-20-6273852
>
>
>
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