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On Panther XCode the WebServer build doesn't produce
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On Panther XCode the WebServer build doesn't produce


  • Subject: On Panther XCode the WebServer build doesn't produce
  • From: Denis Stanton <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 3 Dec 2003 09:57:57 +1300

I'm hoping somebody can set me straight here.

On Jaguar / Project Builder when I want to deploy my project I create the two files for a split install as follows:
Select the Targets tab.
Click on the radio button next to Build Styles Deployment and then click the Build icon.
This creates a file named /Library/WebServer/WebObjects/Applications/myApp.woa
Click on the radio button next to Build Styles WebServer and then click the Build icon.
This creates a file named /Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/myApp.woa
I then use Timbuktu to copy these two files to identical locations on the production server.


On Panther / XCode I cannot build the webserver product. No file is created in
/Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/


I thought, up to the time I started writing this mail, that the output of the build process was determined by the selection of Active Build Style on the Project Info panel.

In the Groups and Files list, click on the first icon, with label "MyApp"
Click the i inspector icon
Select the Styles tab
Make sure the pop-up for Active Build Style indicates Deployment.
Click the Build icon on the main panel
This creates a file named /Library/WebServer/WebObjects/Applications/myApp.woa
so far so good


Then go back and change the Active Build Style to WebServer
Click the Build icon on the main panel
I expected this to create /Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/myApp.woa, but it doesn't.
In fact I see that it recreates the file named /Library/WebServer/WebObjects/Applications/myApp.woa


I'm now thinking that the Active Build Style selection on the Project Build page does not control the result of the Build process. How do I create the myApp.woa file containing the webserver resources?

I have selected SPLIT_INSTALL = YES in both the Deployment build style and the WebServer build style

Denis Stanton
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