Wiki source code of Usage for Other *NIX

Last modified by Filippo Laurìa on 2013/05/08 11:53

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12.1	1	These are some brief notes about usage Eclipse / wolips on a generic *NIX platform such as LINUX. As I have just transcribed this from an email, I can't be too sure that it is correct – please feel free to augment with detail.
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	3	1. Install Java (I installed jdk 1.5 aka 5)
12.1	4	1. Install Eclipse with WOLips (as described [[here>>url:http://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/WOL/Install+WOLips+with+Eclipse+Update+Manager\|\|shape="rect"]]. Be sure to read ALL warnings and hints for //Ubuntu users//)
	5	1. Create directories to store Frameworks and resources. This could be anywhere on your disc, but concrete examples are given here.
	6	11. {{code language="none"}}/WO/Library/Frameworks/{{/code}} – Into this directory, put all the third party frameworks that you need. Examples of "third party" frameworks might be {{code language="none"}}OpenBaseEOAdaptor.framework{{/code}}, {{code language="none"}}PostgresqlPlugIn.framework{{/code}}, {{code language="none"}}LEWOStuff.framework{{/code}} etc...
	7	11. {{code language="none"}}/WO/System/Library/Frameworks/{{/code}} – Into this directory put all of the standard WebObjects frameworks.
	8	11*. {{code language="none"}}JavaEOAccess.framework{{/code}}
	9	11*. {{code language="none"}}JavaEOControl.framework{{/code}}
	10	11*. {{code language="none"}}JavaFoundation.framework{{/code}}
	11	11*. {{code language="none"}}JavaJDBCAdaptor.framework{{/code}}
	12	11*. {{code language="none"}}JavaWebObjects.framework{{/code}}
	13	11*. {{code language="none"}}JavaWOExtensions.framework{{/code}}
	14	11*. {{code language="none"}}JavaXML.framework{{/code}}
	15	11. {{code language="none"}}/WO/Project/{{/code}} – Into this directory put
	16	111. {{code language="none"}}woproject.jar{{/code}}
	17	11. {{code language="none"}}/WO/API{{/code}} – Into this directory, put the javadoc for WO.
	18	1. Create a new properties file in {{code language="none"}}~/Library/wobuild.properties{{/code}}. This should look something like this;
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	20	{{noformat}}
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	22	wo.woroot=/
	23	wo.dir.local=/
	24	wo.dir.user.home.library=/home/username/Library
	25	wo.dir.library=/WO/System/Library
	26	wo.wosystemroot=/WO/System
	27	wo.dir.local.library=/WO/Library
	28	wo.dir.library.frameworks=/WO/System/Library/Frameworks
	29	wo.dir.user.home.library.frameworks=/home/username/Library/Frameworks
	30	wo.dir.root=/
	31	wo.dir.local.library.frameworks=/WO/Library/Frameworks
	32	wo.dir.system=/WO/System
	33	wo.wolocalroot=/
	34	wo.dir.reference.api=/WO/API/
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	36	{{/noformat}}
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	38	=== Notes on Ubuntu ===
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	40	If doing WOLIPS development on Ubuntu utilize the Synaptic Package Manager to install Eclipse.
12.1	41	I made the mistake of just trying to download Eclipse, which will take you down this SWT hell whenever you try to use the WebObjects/WOD editor.
	42	– Jonathan Miller
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12.1	44	If you want to //just download eclipse//, it is strongly recommended to download eclipse Indigo (3.7). Once you downloaded it, you have to install WOLips eclipse plugin v3.7 (as described [[here>>url:http://wiki.wocommunity.org/display/WOL/Install+WOLips+with+Eclipse+Update+Manager\|\|shape="rect"]]). Don't worry if you get an error concerning //MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME environment variable//, you can easily fix this problem installing Web-Kit GTK packet from a shell with the following command:
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9.1	46	{{noformat}}
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8.1	48	$ sudo apt-get install libwebkitgtk-1.0-0
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	50	{{/noformat}}