Hi Pascal et al,
Thank you; your script has been very helpful. We still got it running by copying the pbprojectdump from Tiger to Leopard/WO5.4. We - very recently - downloaded Eclipse Version 3.3.2 with the WOLips 3.3.4655. Is that old?
To define the template, we created empty "WOnderApplication" and "WOnderFramework" projects. Question 1: Where these the wrong ones? Should we have used "WebObjects Application" and "WebObjects Framework" and then ran the script? Question 2: Is this what produced the "Funny" XML? Question 3: Did we do it the right way, and now just copy the build.xml and patternsets from a new "WebObjects Application" and "WebObjects Framework" ?
Thanks to everybody who replied on this list so far.
With Kind Regards,
Dennis Gaastra, M.B.A.[sfu.ca], B.Sc.[ubc.ca] Chief Technology Officer,
On 6-Dec-07, at 1:55 AM, Pascal Robert wrote: I just want to explain when some resources are moved to WebServerResources instead of Resources. My script can't detect in which target (app, web server, project) the file was in Xcode so I guess where it should be by looking at the file extension and file name. If a file match a extension or name that is pretty obvious that it's a resource (Properties, *.rpt, etc.), it is moved to Resources. If it's not the case, I move the file (and the path of the file starting from the Xcode project) to WebServerResources instead.
Why ? I found out that it worked for 99% for our projects at work and that most "unknown" files really belongs to WebServerResources, and after the importation is done, you can move the file to the correct folder.
If anyone have particular resources to put in Resources, they just have to update the source and add a couple of "else" :-)
BTW: I will make a new release of the script today. "pbprojectdump" is at a different path on Leopard and I added a couple of extensions for resources (*.wssd and something else).
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