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21 21  Open Terminal.app and run one of the following commands:
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23 -{{noformat}}
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24 24  java -jar /Developer/WebObjects/Versions/WOInstaller.jar 5.3.3 /Developer/WebObjects/Versions/WebObjects533
25 25  java -jar /Developer/WebObjects/Versions/WOInstaller.jar 5.4.3 /Developer/WebObjects/Versions/WebObjects543
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29 29  (depending upon which version of WebObjects you would like to download.)
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54 54  As an example, if you downloaded WebObjects 5.3.3 into {{code language="none"}}/Developer/WebObjects/Versions/WebObjects533{{/code}}, then modify your new {{code language="none"}}wolips.533.properties{{/code}} file as follows (substituting your username for {{code language="none"}}bubba{{/code}}, of course):
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57 57  wo.network.root=/Network
58 58  wo.system.root=/Developer/WebObjects/Versions/WebObjects533/System
59 59  wo.local.root=/Developer/WebObjects/Versions/WebObjects533
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71 71  wo.api.root=/Developer/Documentation/DocSets/com.apple.ADC_Reference_Library.WebObjectsReference.docset/Contents/Resources/\
72 72  Documents/documentation/InternetWeb/Reference/WO542Reference
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76 76  ==== Configure Eclipse to use your newly installed version of WebObjects ====
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116 116  Currently, the Eclipse Ant builder is not controlled by the "WOLips -> Build" setting in Eclipse's Preferences. In order to build with Ant, you first need to tell Ant where to find your WebObjects installation and other resources. Your project's default Ant buildfile, {{code language="none"}}build.xml{{/code}} (which is created by WOLips when you create a new WebObjects application project), reads and uses the properties found in your {{code language="none"}}$HOME/Library/Application Support/WOLips/wolips.properties{{/code}} file. But you can specify a different {{code language="none"}}wolips.properties{{/code}} file by adding a line like the following to your project's {{code language="none"}}build.properties{{/code}} file:
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119 119  wolips.properties=/Users/bubba/Library/Application Support/WOLips/wolips.533.properties
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123 123  (% class="auto-cursor-target" %)
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142 142  You can do this either via the {{code language="none"}}-lib{{/code}} parameter to the {{code language="none"}}ant{{/code}} command, e.g.
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145 145  ant -lib /path/to/woproject.jar
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149 149  or by putting a copy of {{code language="none"}}woproject.jar{{/code}} someplace where Ant will find it. A convenient location for it is your {{code language="none"}}$HOME/.ant/lib{{/code}} folder:
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152 152  mkdir -p ~/.ant/lib
153 153  cp -p /Applications/eclipse-3.4.2/plugins/org.objectstyle.wolips.woproject.ant_3.4.5830/lib/woproject.jar ~/.ant/lib
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155 -{{/noformat}}
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157 157  ===== (2) The location of your {{code language="none"}}wolips.properties{{/code}} file: =====
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161 161  Example:
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164 164  $ ant -Dwolips.properties=/Users/bubba/Library/Application\ Support/WOLips/wolips.533.properties clean build
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167 167  As above, you cannot use a tilde character as an abbreviation for your home directory (but you in fact //could// use an environment variable such as {{code language="none"}}$HOME{{/code}} - the shell would expand it before passing it to ant).