Apple

Hi Lon,

It's a bug in WO 5.4.3 that was not there in WO 5.3.3 but there are ways to deal with it.

In your Application.java try adding these lines:

@Override

public void setFrameworksBaseURL(String string) {

// To workaround a WO 5.4 bug we need to take over and forcibly set the frameworks base URL

String defaultURL = "/WebObjects/yourAppName.woa/Contents/Frameworks";

String sysPropsURL = NSProperties.getProperty("WOFrameworksBaseURL");

String finalURL = defaultURL;

if (StringUtils.isNotBlank(sysPropsURL)) {

finalURL = sysPropsURL;

}

super.setFrameworksBaseURL(finalURL);

}

@Override

public void setApplicationBaseURL(String aString) {

// To workaround a WO 5.4 bug we need to take over and forcibly set the application base URL

String defaultURL = "/WebObjects";

String sysPropsURL = NSProperties.getProperty("WOApplicationBaseURL");

String finalURL = defaultURL;

if (StringUtils.isNotBlank(sysPropsURL)) {

finalURL = sysPropsURL;

}

super.setApplicationBaseURL(finalURL);

}

Cheers,

-- Aaron

On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 9:15 PM, Lon Varscsak <email@hidden> wrote:

I'm not sure where to turn here, but it appears there's a bug with the way WOnder/WO (which one, I'm not sure…probably WO) handles WOFrameworksBaseURL.

It appears that the resource manager is never returning the right (based on WOFrameworksBaseURL) url for resources located inside of frameworks. It only generates urls that look like /WebObjects/<app directory name>/Frameworks. It's not even using the app's name (which in my case is different than the app's directory name)..

Has anyone ever encountered this? Any ways around it?

-Lon

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