Right. It *is* all working - from the command-line.
But it is eclipse that is having problems. For some reason I get a 'no
model found' in this model group error.
Jan 17 07:16:57 RSNews[59144] WARN NSLog - A fatal exception occurred:
There is no model named 'NhsModel' in this model group.
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On 17 Jan 2022, at 8:05 am, Mark Wardle wrote:
> Thanks to Paul and all involved in building the maven plugin and support for
> WebObjects/Project Wonder, I'm very pleased to say that I can now quickly and
> easily build my entire project using maven, now as separate frameworks and
> applicati
Jesse,
> On 16 Jan 2022, at 22:31, Jesse Tayler wrote:
> ... using javascript to just store a scroll position on page exit
Strangely enough, that's what I've suggested as a probably simplest solution,
but the client said “perhaps later, for now we want the proper anchor”.
It makes some sense,
Not sure of the details on these requirements but I’d bet your client is seeing
things like twitter feeds or various similar interfaces? I’m pretty sure these
are almost all done using javascript to just store a scroll position on page
exit
> On Jan 16, 2022, at 3:53 PM, OCsite via Webobject
Hi there,
my client wants me to ensure that a page, when accessed/refreshed in any way,
automatically scrolls to a specific place (which depends on previous usage of
the thing).
Is there some place/hook in WebObjects which would allow me to automatically
add a fragment (whose value is set up e
Update.
1. I have fixed the error from a zip file. It turns out the build was
including a broken jar file, from a dependency of type 'pom'. This results
in an invalid file being brought into the build.
com.sun.xml.ws
jaxws-ri
2.3.3
pom
To make it easier for others to find in the future, this i
I have made some progress, but it is still not working.
I can create a new erxapplication from the 3.0 archetype and it runs from
eclipse.
It looks as if I did have the wrong .project, .classpath and
build.properties files so I have updated those. Maven is now building
modules in the right order
