Re: user obstacles to WOLips adoption (was: Apple's Support of WebObjects)
Re: user obstacles to WOLips adoption (was: Apple's Support of WebObjects)
- Subject: Re: user obstacles to WOLips adoption (was: Apple's Support of WebObjects)
- From: Mike Schrag <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 19:17:11 -0400
I don't have time to respond to this whole email just now, but one
thing:
Eclipse: No option to create an ant-based project by default (apart
from creating a Java project from an existing build file - but
insists on not keeping your project as is, but creating a dir in
the workspace and copying your build file rather than keeping the
one that's under svn). Ugh. Eclipse 3.3 has improved ever so
slightly on this by referencing the external build file - but still
won't treat your project dir in the external location as the
project dir (for the sake of resources as so forth). That's just
stupid.
It's worth noting that a huge feature set of Eclipse is the live
incremental building ... That's a very different mentality than an
ant-based build. I don't EVER do ant-based build projects, because
you essentially have to turn off the incremental builder, which would
cause me to commit suicide. For me, ant is just a final deployment
step that occurs outside of Eclipse entirely. I suspect that the way
I use Eclipse is the norm for most Eclipse users (not specifically
WOLips, here, just Eclipse users in general), hence why ant-based
builds is not as intuitive.
ms
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