Re: Webservices on Eclipse
Re: Webservices on Eclipse
- Subject: Re: Webservices on Eclipse
- From: Pascal Robert <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 06:01:37 -0700
Le 08-06-14 à 05:24, Drew Thoeni a écrit :
I'm porting over a webservices application that runs well in Xcode
but is not launching in Eclipse.
After reading up on the list, it seems there's a confluence of
problems, I read:
* Get the latest webobjects from iPhone SDK (or there are no
difference in WO in the iPhone release, so don't bother)
So you are also migrating from WO 5.3 to 5.4?
* There are problems in *all* releases of WO (or there are only
trivial problems)
* The path settings are not the same in Eclipse and Xcode made more
assumptions.
I'm more than a bit confused, but think I have a problem with the
path settings and much of this is newbie-inflicted.
A few questions that will likely help:
-- In setting up Eclipse, what are the recommended paths to keep
things organized and simple. Do you still use /Library/webObjects/
Extensions/
Don't put anything in there, if you are using external JARs, bundled
them in your application (the Libraries folder) and add them to the
build path (right-click on the jar -> add to build path).
-- Newbie question: where do you set the paths in Eclipse?
-- Where do you check version numbers for WO, Java, Eclipse?
I can see in the Eclipse updater I have Eclipse 3.3.3r33 with 3.3.2
RCP Patch, and 3.3.5047 WOLips
I'm checking /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaWebObjects.framework/
Resources/version.plist to see version 5.4
I'm using /Applications/Utilities/Java/Java Preferences to see J2SE
5.0, but I'm betting there's more specific info elsewhere
Basically, what is the lists' advice on framework/jar organization
and paths for Eclipse if you're building WO apps (including
Services) using Eclipse.
This is what I'm getting right now (in case I'm misdiagnosing the
problem).
Regards,
Drew
...
[2008-6-14 13:2:22 EDT] <main> A fatal exception occurred: com/
webobjects/webservices/support/WOXMLProvider
[2008-6-14 13:2:22 EDT] <main> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/
webobjects/webservices/support/WOXMLProvider
...
Look like you didn't include the JavaWebServicesSupport framework in
your application. To add it, do this :
- Right-click on the project name
- Select "Build Path" -> "Configure Build Path"
- Open the "Libraries" pane
- Click on "WebObjects Frameworks" and click "Edit"
- Open the triangle next to "System"
- Locate " JavaWebServicesSupport" and click on the checkbox
- Click "Finish"
- Click "OK" for the JavaBuildPath dialog
- Your project should build itself automatically, when it's done, you
can launch it again _______________________________________________
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