Hi,
I apologize: I have to correct myself. This property seems to be an
invention from us (so long ago that I forgotten). But it is used to set
a standard ant property of "javac" or "wocompile":
path="${srt.dir}/src/Frameworks/STApplication/${pwd.src.dir}/${pwd.src.package}"
/>
path="$
Hi,
Is there a documentation of the property?
Thanks
André
Am 25.02.20 um 10:59 schrieb Susanne Schneider via Webobjects-dev:
> Hi,
>
> the ant build uses a property name "javalevel" to determine the compiler
> level setting. This property can either be set in the build.xml itself
> or (more pr
Hi,
the ant build uses a property name "javalevel" to determine the compiler
level setting. This property can either be set in the build.xml itself
or (more practically) in the build.properties files used by the
build.xml (mostly read in by the "init.properties" target).
The default WOLips setti
Hi Markus,
Thank you for your answer.
I'm still using Wonder6. The Wondersource I had compiled with JDK1.8
(which is the default on the machine) on the initial installation. In
the meantime I have recompiled the Wonder source with
cd ${HOME}
rm -rf Libraries/WOnder/Root/*
rm -rf Libraries/WOnder
Hi André,
my understanding is that Wonder7 requires Java 8 (1.8). As you try to compile
with Java 7 things don't work. You can of course set the compiler compliancy to
Java 7 for your classes, but nevertheless your code requires a Java 8 runtime
because the Wonder frameworks need this.
Hope th
Hi,
I run into a build problem on a WebObjects application. As I have to
realize, I don't understand the build procedures within Eclipse/WOLips.
--
Eclipse 4.6.3 started within OpenJDK 1.8.0_212-b4.
My WebObjects project should be compiled with an OpenJDK 1.7.0, so I
have set th
