Re: Question about Monitor & wotaskd on Mac OS X
Re: Question about Monitor & wotaskd on Mac OS X
- Subject: Re: Question about Monitor & wotaskd on Mac OS X
- From: Pascal Robert <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2011 08:19:08 -0400
Le 2011-06-19 à 18:44, P Teeson a écrit :
> I am in the process of installing the Eclips + friends dev environment on my Snow Leopard 10.6.7 box.
> I'm following the instructions at <http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WO/WO+5.4+Getting+Started>.
> I am at the step in the instructions that deals with installing the scripts for Monitor and wotaskd.
> It appears to me that this step is related to the server side of things.
>
> But my objective right now is to attempt to port a Tiger 10.4.11 Xcode project into Eclipse + friends to my SL setup.
> [Yes I have been warned that this might be messy but we have no choice if we
> (a) safely want to track down a problem and (b) test a fix assuming we can find one]
>
> (I do have Leopard available for my Intel box and Tiger is installed on my wifes G4 if that's the way we have to go)
You only need the 10.4 box with Xcode 2.x on it, because the tool to convert Xcode/ProjectBuilder WO projects to Eclipse need a command line tool that is part of Xcode 2.x. If you are planning to convert manually the project, it's not required.
> But I have not yet installed Tiger Server on the G4 (that will happen sometime in the next 2 weeks.)
> Also Activity Monitor does not show Apache running on my machine.
>
> So right now do I need to complete that step as no server is running?
> Or should I do the edits and launch the demons because it will do no harm?
Apache (process name is: httpd) and wotaskd are needed if you want to run your app in development mode on top of Apache (eg, all requests goes to Apache first, which redirect them to the WO app). It's not a absolute requirement, you can still just run your app from Eclipse in "direct connect" mode (eg, all requests are send directly to the app). JavaMonitor is to manage wotaskd configuration file, you don't need it in development.
Have a look at the deployment podcast :
http://wocommunity.org/webobjects_screencasts.html
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