Help me get up to speed with PBX
Help me get up to speed with PBX
- Subject: Help me get up to speed with PBX
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Tue, 11 Nov 2003 14:37:32 CDT
- Priority: 3 (Normal)
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Okay, I finally succesfully got the Developer Tools installed on my OSX
machine. I'm not
even sure how I did it, but it's there.
[I am still using WO 5.2.1 on my OSX 10.2.8 G5, because I do not want to
upgrade to JDK
1.4.1 at the same time I'm trying to do the Windows to Mac transition].
I succesfully set my projects to use JDK 1.3.1, good.
But there are a few things I can't figure out:
0. I _think_ I figured out the weird 'targets' thing. Tell me if I'm
right here: I generally
want everything to be in the "Application Server" target: This includes
.java files, as well as
the .html/.wod/.woo component resources. The exception is the "Web
Server Resources"
which I want to be in the "Web Server" target. I am NOT working with any
Java Client stuff,
so that's not a concern. Am I right about this? Are there any other
tricks? Is there any
general principle of these 'targets' that, if I understood, would help me
figure out which
target other mysterious things should be in? I don't really understand
what these 'targets'
do in general, if anyone could explain the general idea of what they
mean, it would be
helpful.
1. In PBX, how do I include a third-party .jar file in my project? It
would be fine if the third-
party JAR was the _entirety_ of my WO (framework) project; that's how I
ended up getting
it to work on Windows, that would be fine.
2. How do I install a framework? I seem to recall that it required a
command line command
(which is kind of ridiculous; have they fixed this in XCode?). Can
someone tell me what this
command is?
3. How do I build an _application_ (not framework) project from the
command line? I have
some deployment preparation shell scripts which, on windows, would just
do a 'make install',
whether on application or framework project. What's the equivelent for
both WO
applications and WO frameworks with PBX?
4. Once I've built things, probably from a shell script, where, in the
file system, do I find the
built products? The projectName.woa or projectName.framework
directories? My
deployment preparation shell script needs to package a bunch of these up
in a .zip for me,
but I'm not sure where to find them; I'm having trouble finding them, oddly.
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