Hi there,
On 13/12/2005, at 12:21 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
This is a very unhelpful default in veXcode. By default it
suggests adding the file to the wrong target (think build process).
Instead of it adding to the one that does compilation (Application
Server), it wants to add it to the one
Hi!
You must add the component to the Application Server target. The
target with the project name is almost useless.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2005/12/12, at 23:39, Matthew McKay wrote:
Hello,
As you will probably figure out by reading the next few sentences,
I'm very new to WO and the
This is a very unhelpful default in veXcode. By default it suggests
adding the file to the wrong target (think build process). Instead of
it adding to the one that does compilation (Application Server), it
wants to add it to the one that does packaging (ApplicationName).
Feh. A pox on Xco
A problem that used to occur, and may still do ( haven't check under
xCode 2 ) is that of spaces in your path name.
Check that you have no spaces in any of the folders in the path to
your project and none in your project name either.
e.g
/My Computer/Users/Matthew/Desktop will not work due t
Matthew McKay wrote:
Hello,
As you will probably figure out by reading the next few sentences,
I'm very new to WO and the xCode environment. I can't compile my WO app
because I don't know what I am doing, I guess. I keep getting errors
saying that xCode can't find the specified packages
Hello, As you will probably figure out by reading the next few sentences, I'm very new to WO and the xCode environment. I can't compile my WO app because I don't know what I am doing, I guess. I keep getting errors saying that xCode can't find the specified packages I am trying to import, but it ma
