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Last modified by Pascal Robert on 2007/09/03 13:23
From version 3.1
edited by Pascal Robert
on 2007/09/03 13:23
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To version 4.1
edited by Pascal Robert
on 2007/09/03 13:23
Change comment: Migrated to Confluence 4.0

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1 1  == Windows ==
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3 -WebObjects 5 projects will require converting with the JavaConverter, whether or not they are already written entirely in Java. This is best run from a Bourne Shell, and is at $NEXT//ROOT/Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications/JavaConverter.woa/JavaConverter.cmd. Run it with the full path of your chosen project and it will create a new project, whose name will be the original name with "Java" appended.//
3 +WebObjects 5 projects will require converting with the JavaConverter, whether or not they are already written entirely in Java. This is best run from a Bourne Shell, and is at $NEXT_ROOT/Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications/JavaConverter.woa/JavaConverter.cmd. Run it with the full path of your chosen project and it will create a new project, whose name will be the original name with "Java" appended.
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5 -You should then be able to open the new project and browse the source code. The Java Converter has non-trivial tasks to perform, more so if you've come from Objective-C, so you'll want to read through your source code and check it's done a job you're happy with. As an alternative, you could search merely for its comments (labelled JC//WARNING or JC//ERROR) and review each one.
5 +You should then be able to open the new project and browse the source code. The Java Converter has non-trivial tasks to perform, more so if you've come from Objective-C, so you'll want to read through your source code and check it's done a job you're happy with. As an alternative, you could search merely for its comments (labelled JC_WARNING or JC_ERROR) and review each one.
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7 7  Note that the Makefile will be removed by the conversion process, and for some reason best not asked about, Project Builder will recreate the Makefile only if files are added or removed from the project - and not in the rather more obvious case where you try to build and there is no Makefile. So you'll need to add and remove a dummy class, for example, before your project will build.
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