Re: Eclipse, WOLips & Frontbase - Adding FrontBaseEOAdaptor.framework to my project
Re: Eclipse, WOLips & Frontbase - Adding FrontBaseEOAdaptor.framework to my project
- Subject: Re: Eclipse, WOLips & Frontbase - Adding FrontBaseEOAdaptor.framework to my project
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 04 Mar 2004 17:06:57 -0800
At 11:03 AM 05/03/2004 +1100, Jake MacMullin wrote:
>I'd like to start using Eclipse to develop WebObjects applications (I'm
>sick of waiting for code completion in XCode). I've got it up and
>running and can compile and run basic WebObjects applications, however
>I can't manage to get my WebObjects application talking to the
>Frontbase Database when it is running within Eclipse.
>
>I'm guessing I need to add the FrontBaseEOAdaptor.framework
FrontBaseEOAdaptor.framework is for Objective-C, that would be part of the
problem. You will need to have JavaJDBCEOAdaptor.framework added if it is
not already. Then you will need
FrontBasePlugIn.framework added too. That is probably what you are missing.
>to Eclipse
>- but I can't figure out how. I've trawled through list archives, and
>found a discussion about adding frameworks by 'ctrl + clicking' on the
>project, and choosing 'WOLips -> Add System/Local Framework'. However,
>when I do this using Eclipse 2.1.1 and WOLips 1.0.7.38 (on Mac OS X
>10.3.2 with WebObjects 5.2.2) I get a message to use the 'WOLips
>Classpath Container' instead.
>
That way is obsolete.
>I'm guessing this refers to the 'Classpath' setting within the
>WOApplication run configuration.
You will need it there too, if it is not. Actually, I guess you don't need
it on the project's classpath, but I put it there also from force of habit.
>In here, I have the option of adding
>external .jar files, projects or WOFrameworks (under advanced).
WOFrameworks is what you want.
>However, if I select WOFrameworks, I get a window displaying *some* of
>the frameworks from /Library/Frameworks and /System/Library/Frameworks,
>but the FrontBaseEOAdaptor.framework doesn't appear in any list.
>
That is a good thing! :-)
>Has anyone used Eclipse & WOLips with the Frontbase database? How did
>you get it to work?
>
See FrontBasePlugIn.framework
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Chuck Hill email@hidden
Global Village Consulting Inc. http://www.global-village.net
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