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1 1  === Introduction ===
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3 -So, you have built the mother of all WebObjects apps in XCode or Eclipse with everything in the default package (or not ;-). The time has come where you want a make a new WebObjects application that re-uses some of the functionality you have already created in bigApp.woa.
3 +So, you have built the mother of all WebObjects apps in XCode or Eclipse with everything in the default package (or not ;)). The time has come where you want a make a new WebObjects application that re-uses some of the functionality you have already created in bigApp.woa.
4 4  This article explains how to create a framework in Eclipse that can be used with your WebObjects projects. The resulting framework can be used in WOLips or XCode projects. In this example a framework is created that consists of class(es) that were in the default package of a WebObjects application and the 3rd party jar dependencies were originally in /Library/WebObjects/Extensions. The resulting framework bundle will encompass the 3rd party jar and the custom java classes that are moved from the original WO project.
5 5  Disclaimer: I am still relatively new to Eclipse, so if you see a smarter way to do this, then feel free to edit this wiki page.
6 6  Also, at the time of writing this article I was using Eclipse 3.2.1 with WOLips build #3769.