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From version 51.1
edited by Pascal Robert
on 2007/12/20 08:45
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on 2007/12/20 08:52
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47 47  === User questions ===
48 48  
49 -==== I created a component but I don't see it in the Components folder! ====
49 +==== I created a component but I don't see it in the Components folder ====
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51 51  When you create a new component, it will put the component into the highlighted folder in the Package Explorer. For example, if the current highlighted folder is the project name, the component will be created in the top-level folder of the project. So you will find your component there and you can move it to the Components folder.
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161 161  ==== I have the choice of doing a WOApplication or a WOnderApplication, which one should I use ? ====
162 162  
163 -Even if it's got "Wonder" in it's name, "WOnderApplication" and "WOnderFramework" don't include any Wonder related stuff in the project, it's just a different project layout than the other two. The Wonder layouts will become the only layout in the future, so use those.
163 +If you use WOLips/Eclipse 3.2, or if you use a WOLips 3.3 from before December 2007, the layout for the WOApplication and for the WOnder Application was quite different.  Starting in recent (December 2007 and later) builds of WOLips, the layout is the same ("WebObjects Application" use the "Wonder" layout), the only difference between them is that the Wonder-type application and framework will link to the Wonder frameworks (ERJars and ERExtensions), Application.java will extend from ERXApplication and Session.java will extend from ERXSession.
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165 +If you are using a old build of WOLips, you should use the Wonder layout, you just need to remove the references to ER if you don't use Wonder. 
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165 165  ==== If I right-click on an folder and select "New", I don't see "EOModel" or "WOComponent" as options. ====
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167 167  Make sure that your current perpective is "WOLips", if you are in the "Java" or "J2EE" perpective, all WebObjects-related file types are not available.