Hi David,
good idea, I did not dare to ask to the wolips guys including such
features.
I have two remarks:
- when one need to extend a EOGenericRecord frequently it need to have
one version client side and one server side of the class. It is
practical common that both can extend a common class, which will have
therefore to make part both of the jar in Resources and the jar in
WebServerResources. Therefore I suggest to place the more general
<jar basedir="${classes.dir}" includes="**/client/**/*.class,**/
common/**/*.class"
instead of
<jar basedir="${classes.dir}" includes="**/client/**/*.class"
with the convention that the common classes are in a package that
include somewhere in its path the word common and that the client
classes are in a package that include somewhere in its path the word
client
- the lowercase nome for the jar have to be under the Resources
folder, not in the WebServerResources. Therefore I suggest to place
jarfile="${dest.dir}/${project.name}.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/
Java/${project.name}.jar">
instead of
jarfile="${dest.dir}/${project.name}.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/
Java/${project.name.lowercase}.jar">
After all I think it's better to have
<mkdir dir="${dest.dir}/${project.name}.woa/Contents/
WebServerResources/Java"/>
<jar basedir="${classes.dir}" includes="**/client/**/*.class,**/
common/**/*.class"
jarfile="${dest.dir}/${project.name}.woa/Contents/
WebServerResources/Java/${project.name}.jar">
</jar>
Paolo
Il giorno 11/gen/08, alle ore 18:12, Mike Schrag ha scritto:
I would log a WOLips request in Jira for this ...
ms
On Jan 11, 2008, at 11:50 AM, David Avendasora wrote:
Okay. I'm not ready to give up yet, so please humor me?
Is it possible for you to modify the incremental builder to do the
same thing as this portion of my build.xml?
<mkdir dir="${dest.dir}/${project.name}.woa/Contents/
WebServerResources/Java"/>
<jar basedir="${classes.dir}" includes="**/client/**/*.class"
jarfile="${dest.dir}/${project.name}.woa/Contents/
WebServerResources/Java/${project.name.lowercase}.jar">
</jar>
This would be helpful to anyone trying to build Java Client
applications, and likely would have no effect on anyone not
building Java client applications. All client-side classes must be
in the WebServerResources directory in order for WO to pass them to
the Java Client.
Thanks.
Dave
On Jan 11, 2008, at 11:15 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
Is the compiled code in the Project/build folder what Eclipse
runs when you select "Run"?
yes
If so, can how the contents of that are built be controlled (a
hidden build.xml file or something)? I have some special
requirements for the "WebServerResources" directory on my project.
It's built by the incremental builder, which is written in
code ... it's not something that you can probably easily hook into.
ms
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