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Re: Xcode Web Server Resources Directories
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Re: Xcode Web Server Resources Directories


  • Subject: Re: Xcode Web Server Resources Directories
  • From: Robert Walker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 09:18:31 -0400

how I can do that in Xcode... The only thing I am doing is creating new
"groups"... This should be pretty obvious, but looking around in the
documentation, I can't find a way to create a real directory...

"Groups" in Xcode have nothing to do with the directory structure in the file system. They are simply a way to organize files in the "Groups and Files" pane on the main Xcode window. You can create "Folder References" (those would be the blue colored folders in the "Groups and Files" pane.


in Xcode. However, everything gets placed at the root of the web server. I
would like to have subdirectories like css/, img/, img/fr/, etc. I don't see

Web Server Resources do not get placed in the web site's "document root" folder when deployed. Xcode will build a bundle something like MyApplication.woa and place that in a folder like "/Library/WebServer/Documents/WebObjects/" or you can place the bundle inside a /WebObjects folder in your site's document root directory. The actual images and other web server resources are inside the bundle something like MyApplication.woa/Contents/Resources/WebServerResources/myImage.jpg.


On Apr 13, 2005, at 7:17 PM, Marc-Alexis Côté wrote:

Hello,

I have a question concerning the Web Server Resources target and XCode. As
is suggested in the various FAQs, Tutorials and books, I am putting my
static resources (css, images) in the Web Server Resources target and folder
in Xcode. However, everything gets placed at the root of the web server. I
would like to have subdirectories like css/, img/, img/fr/, etc. I don't see
how I can do that in Xcode... The only thing I am doing is creating new
"groups"... This should be pretty obvious, but looking around in the
documentation, I can't find a way to create a real directory...


Thanks,

Marc-Alexis


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