Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-28 Thread John Baldwin
Great, thanks. John On Monday Feb 28 12:00 PM, at 12:00 PM, Chuck Hill wrote: > > On Feb 28, 2011, at 12:26 AM, John Baldwin wrote: > >> I think I understand better now. >> >> The frameworks exist, and the WebServerResources are there for javaclient, >> so they're included. >> >> I added t

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-28 Thread Chuck Hill
On Feb 28, 2011, at 12:26 AM, John Baldwin wrote: > I think I understand better now. > > The frameworks exist, and the WebServerResources are there for javaclient, so > they're included. > > I added this to the copy section of the split target of my build.xml file > >

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-28 Thread John Baldwin
I think I understand better now. The frameworks exist, and the WebServerResources are there for javaclient, so they're included. I added this to the copy section of the split target of my build.xml file And it looks like that will do what I want (getting rid o

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-27 Thread John Baldwin
Thanks. I understand that part. I'm just not sure why they're showing up in my WebServerResources folder when I run an install. I was checking whether I'd accidentally checked "Java Client" in the WOLips Deployment preferences to see if that would explain why they were there. John On Sunday Fe

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-27 Thread Chuck Hill
The frameworks you mention below are part of WO, there is only one flavor, WOLips does not build them. On Feb 27, 2011, at 2:16 PM, John Baldwin wrote: > Thanks. That makes sense to me. Is that normal, then, for them to be there? > > This isn't a Java Client application. It's a plain old web a

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-27 Thread John Baldwin
Thanks. That makes sense to me. Is that normal, then, for them to be there? This isn't a Java Client application. It's a plain old web app. I looked in the WOLips Deployment section of the project settings, and Java Client is not checked. I do have checks next to all the Framework locations (Pr

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-27 Thread David LeBer
John, I may be wrong, but I think those may be the client side classes for Java Client. On 2011-02-27, at 4:44 PM, John Baldwin wrote: > Well, that makes sense. And it's what I expected. But I'm getting .class > files in there as well (which I'm not expecting). A few examples selected > arbit

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-27 Thread John Baldwin
Well, that makes sense. And it's what I expected. But I'm getting .class files in there as well (which I'm not expecting). A few examples selected arbitrarily from the list: Frameworks/JavaXML.framework/WebServerResources/Java/org/xml/sax/helpers/XMLReaderFactory.class Frameworks/JavaFoundation.

Re: install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-26 Thread David LeBer
The WebServerResources.tar.gz archive should only contain the static web resources from the frameworks. See: On 2011-02-26, at 5:32 PM, John Baldwin wrote: > I am building my application and embedding frameworks. > > From w

install with embedded frameworks

2011-02-26 Thread John Baldwin
I am building my application and embedding frameworks. From what I see, all the frameworks are indeed embedded in the application. But core frameworks also are embedded in the WebServerResources bundle. Right now, in my project, the WebServerResources folder is empty. I'm confused about the We