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On Jan 19, 2012, at 4:23 PM, Patrick Robinson wrote:
> I don't think the Wonder source BUILD.txt file is correct (or at least, it's
> not sufficient). It says:
>
> 3. A wobui
I don't think the Wonder source BUILD.txt file is correct (or at least, it's
not sufficient). It says:
3. A wobuild.properties file should be placed in, on Mac OS X, the ~/Library
directory.
You can also symlink ~/Library/wobuild.properties to your existing
~/Library/Application
Actually this is not truly a WO issue. This is best practices that allows a
small development shop to do a lot of things with very low overhead of human
resources. However, the people involved have to be good enough to setup these
best practice things.
Converting from WO pre-wonder to Wonder
I don't think anyone ever said the barrier to entry was low with WO ;-)
Ramsey
On Jan 18, 2012, at 10:12 AM, James Cicenia wrote:
> Hmmm,,, now I understand all those Jenkins/Hudson emails
>
> Well I ran the ant command and it built all the libraries and everything is
> working as would be
Yes, there's a lot of stuff to keep up with. But once we move forward to
using:
Jenkins as you build server.
Wonder + WebObjects 5.4 as your frameworks
Eclipse 3.7 + eGits / Tower as you IDE and version control tools
Git for Wonder source and your own code for version control
Migration for inst
Hmmm,,, now I understand all those Jenkins/Hudson emails
Well I ran the ant command and it built all the libraries and everything is
working as would be expected.
AND, all based upon Wonder Source. So that is very good.
I am now 100% Wonder All the Way (WAW)
First it was errest, than it wa
You have to build/install every framework before you can build your app. The
ant install puts a newly built copy in your Library/Frameworks directory. It's
a bit of a pain to do that. The easy way to manage builds is to set up a
Jenkins build server (or use maven?). Building in Eclispe is fo
Le 2012-01-18 à 11:12, James Cicenia a écrit :
> Looks like Wonder binaries and Wonder Source didn't play well together.
> So I deleted all the binaries and imported the couple dozen I needed.
You NEED the binaries when you build with Ant. The incremental builder inside
Eclipse will use the sou
Looks like Wonder binaries and Wonder Source didn't play well together.
So I deleted all the binaries and imported the couple dozen I needed.
That solved the ERXKeyFilter issue and it now works great in development.
BUT,
When I run a build it still gives me:
BUILD FAILED
/Users/jcicenia/Documen
Sounds like problems mixing Wonder for WO 5.4 and using WO 5.3. Are you using
WO 5.4 everywhere?
> I can't seem to build with ERCoolComponents for deployment.
> And now when doing some work on a REST Controller I am getting this error:
>
> Show is [ERXKeyFilter: base=Attributes; includes={mainIm
I can't seem to build with ERCoolComponents for deployment.
And now when doing some work on a REST Controller I am getting this error:
Show is [ERXKeyFilter: base=Attributes; includes={mainImage=[ERXKeyFilter:
base=None; includes={webPath=[ERXKeyFilter: base=None]}],
thumbnailImage=[ERXKeyFilter
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