Re: wolips / webobjects build question
Re: wolips / webobjects build question
- Subject: Re: wolips / webobjects build question
- From: Kieran Kelleher <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2007 07:58:46 -0500
Well, after you checkout the whole Wonder directory which has a file
hierarchy inside with all the various collections of Wonder
frameworks, example apps, README's, and also source code for things
other than WO apps/frameworks too, you can then follow the
instructions in BUILD.txt in the root directory (by "root", I mean
the Wonder directory itself).
Now, I can see why you are confused. The wiki instructions said
follow INSTALL.txt, which AFAIK was correct when I wrote that in June
27th. Since then the nerd build from source instructions have been
moved to BUILD.txt.
Installing from the Wonder tree, using the Wonder ant builds installs
all the Wonder frameworks in /Library/Frameworks.
For me this is only important for deployment since I use embedded
builds (Fred, don't even think about that right now!) and the
embedding ffeature of the WOLips deployment build tasks pulls copies
of the installed Wonder frameworks from /Library/Frameworks.
During development, my app or frameworks (generall known as
"projects") refers to the Wonder projects that are in my workspace
(which really are like "alias" or "shortcut" links back to those
individual projects in the Wonder source tree that I am interested in.
Fred, please feel free to identify a wiki page that is too
"mechanical" that needs some conceptual embellishment of the "What
THis Procedure Does" type explanation!
Regards, Kieran
On Dec 12, 2007, at 7:15 AM, Fred Shurtleff wrote:
Kieran,
Can you further expound here for the neophytes. When you say 'you
can install from the same tree'(when you do a CVS download), do you
mean when you build/deploy your app, all the imported & referenced
projects are compiled into the deployment bundle/woa/directory or
whatever?
Take for example the BugTracker tutorial where you import 21 PW
projects which are all referenced in the Build Path of BugTracker
as 'Projects' NOT 'Libraries'. How would this app get deployed? And
what would the deployment object consist of?
Or is this line of questioning off track - would it be better to
have BugTracker reference all the PW *frameworks*(and not Projects)
as added 'WO Frameworks' in the Build Path window?
This is the most confusing aspect of WO/Eclipse development - so
much is done mechanically following some tutorial without really
understanding how all the participating frameworks (WO & Local) get
used and deployed.
I know this may appear as so basic to experienced practitioners,
but is confusing as hell to me.
Thanks
Fred
Kieran Kelleher wrote:
Simon,
Downloading the whole tree and importing has the advantage that
you can install form the same tree, so the embedded frameworks
(which come from the install locations) are the same code as you
have linked to workspace.
Kieran
On Dec 11, 2007, at 5:49 PM, Simon McLean wrote:
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