Oh dear, down the NSBundle rabbit hole ;-)

> On 13 Aug 2015, at 15:41, Yoann Canal <yca...@sophiacom.fr> wrote:
> 
> On 12/08/15 09:12, Dennis Bliefernicht wrote:
>> HI,
>> 
>>> - download woproject.jar only once instead of once per framework
>>> - remove reference to nexus.xyrality.net <http://nexus.xyrality.net/>
>>> - remove postgres dependencies
>>> - allow setting webobjectsVersion / wonderVersion before applying the 
>>> plugin since automatically added frameworks will use the default versions 
>>> otherwise
>> 
>> Feel absolutely free to submit pull requests, preferable separate ones for 
>> this :-) Generally we're not that happy either yet with the default 
>> dependency mechanism; while "fine" for most projects sometimes you want to 
>> switch out some dependency which is not that easy to do afterwards in Gradle.
>> 
> Will do :)
> Our only trouble with dependencies has been with WOUnit that get outdated 
> dependencies so our fork contains
> testCompile(group: 'com.wounit', name: 'wounit', version: '1.2.1') {
>     transitive = false
> }
> and we manually add the required dependencies afterward.

If transitive dependencies are the issue, you should always be able to override 
them with newer versions, even if transitive = false has not been specified. 
Another pitfall though with WO/Wonder is the possibility of some libraries 
being completely included into other libraries (e.g. JavaXML contains a copy of 
log4j, XML parsers, commons-logging, ...). This can really trip you up add a 
newer version of the library and get weird MethodNotFoundException because some 
new class mixes up with some old class.

> That's the scenario we tried. We use eclipse 4.5 (I think Antoine tried on 
> 4.4), gradle 2.4 and our fork of the gradle-plugin.
> The projects were imported using the "import existing project" menu, not the 
> gradle import.
> .project file contains org.objectstyle.wolips.incrementalbuilder and 
> org.objectstyle.wolips.incrementalframeworknature :(

Too bad, that would have been an easy one :-) Could you try importing it as 
proper Gradle project using the Eclipse Gradle Plugin? We had success with 
https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/gradle-ide-pack 
<https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/gradle-ide-pack> (only need the IDE 
pack). Then Import -> Gradle -> Gradle Project -> Select root project folder -> 
Build Model -> Select projects -> Import.

> Linking to the JavaWebObjects library instead of the .jar gives another 
> exception but I'm not sure this can help:
> [...]
> [2015-8-13 14:59:24 CEST] <main> NSBundle is unable to find 
> "ExtensionsForResources.plist" in the main bundle.  Ignoring optional 
> configuration file.
> [2015-8-13 14:59:24 CEST] <main> Cannot use rapid turnaround.  Please start 
> Xcode and open the project for this application.
> [2015-8-13 14:59:24 CEST] <main> <WOProjectBundle>: Warning - Unable to find 
> project at path /Users/ycanal/ - Ignoring project.
> [2015-8-13 14:59:24 CEST] <main> java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: 
> String index out of range: 18
>     at java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1951)
>     at 
> com.webobjects._ideservices._WOAntProject.antProjectAtPath(_WOAntProject.java:62)
>     at 
> com.webobjects._ideservices._WOProject.ideProjectAtPath(_WOProject.java:106)

Looks like it did not properly recognize the project as Eclipse project, which 
is why it tries to use the Ant loader. Is the project being built properly by 
eclipse in build/YourApp.woa? 

> [2015-8-13 14:59:24 CEST] <main> A fatal exception occurred: ERXExtensions 
> have not been initialized. Debugging information can be enabled by adding the 
> JVM argument: '-Der.extensions.appserver.projectBundleLoading=DEBUG'. Please 
> report the classpath and the rest of the bundles to the Wonder mailing list: 
> Remaining frameworks: [JavaFoundation, ERModernLook, ERCoreBusinessLogic, 
> ERTaggable, JavaJDBCAdaptor, ERRest, JavaXML, WOLips, ERCoolComponents, 
> ERPrototypes, ExcelGenerator, JavaWOExtensions, JavaDTWGeneration, 
> ERAttachment, JavaEOControl, Ajax, MySQLPlugIn, JavaEOAccess, GoogleChart, 
> JavaDirectToWeb, ERCoreBusinessLogicDTW, ERJavaMail, ERExcelLook, 
> JavaEOProject, JavaMemoryAdaptor, ERModernDefaultSkin, ERDirectToWeb, 
> ERQuartzScheduler, ERExtensions, WOOgnl, ERModernDirectToWeb]
> Classpath: [...]

Actually how does the classpath look like? Especially: is ERExtensions from 
wonder still in front of other WO libraries?

Greetings
Dennis
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