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1 -Hands On___Hello World - Your First WebObjects Application
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1 +{{note title="Legacy Documentation"}}
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3 +Apart from a brief mention of WOLips in the first section, this document contains a tutorial aimed at legacy tools: Xcode and WO Builder. A better entry-level document is the [Beginner's Guide|WO:Development - Beginner's Guide] page.
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1 1  === Create a New WebObjects Project ===
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3 -Launch Xcode (found in Developer->Applications). Choose 'New Project...' from the 'File' menu to display to 'New Project' Assistant.
4 -Scroll to the bottom of the list of project types and choose 'WebObjects Application'.
9 +Make sure that Eclipse and WOLips are [[installed>>WOL:Install WOLips with Eclipse Update Manager]].  Launch Eclipse, chosse //New//>//WebObjects Application// from the //File// menu.
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6 6  Click 'Next'.
7 7  Type 'HelloWorld' as the 'Project Name' and click on the 'Set...' button to specify that you'd like to save your project to the desktop, or where ever you'd like to save your project. Note that earlier versions of WebObjects had problems building projects if their path had any spaces.