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Last modified by Kieran Kelleher on 2007/12/21 14:09
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Change comment: Added link to Pascal's Component editor intro movie

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1 +{{info title="Short video showing new component editor"}}
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3 + * [How to use Component Editor|http://www.wocommunity.org/podcasts/Component_Editor_Howto.mov]
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1 1  Let's add a new WO Component to our project.
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3 3  ~1. Right-Click/Ctrl-Click on the project and select "New" => "WOComponent"
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39 39  7. Adding a new Java file technically is not a violation of Hot Code Replacement, however, WO seems to not like a new HTML template appearing in your bundle that it doesn't know about. So go ahead and stop your app if it's running and then re-debug it (from the previous instructions). You should now have a "Hello!" in Main.wo is generated by the embedded MyComponent component.
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47 +(Note: I found no need to stop/start. It worked fine ~-~- Lachlan Deck 8 Jan 2007).
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41 41  [[image:Picture 31.png]]
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43 43  ----
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45 -8. Continue on to see how to [[Add a Framework Dependency]] to your project.
53 +8. Continue on to see how to [[documentation:Add a Framework Dependency]] to your project.