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Changes for page Embedding WOFrameworks

Last modified by Gavin Eadie on 2011/07/29 18:09
From version 51.1
edited by Ulrich Köster
on 2006/09/08 05:56
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To version 46.1
edited by Ulrich Köster
on 2006/09/08 05:47
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1 -Example for embedding WOFrameworks.
1 +A good idea is to create your own targets in the build.xml or even create your own build.xml (with a different name).
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3 -It's an good idea is create your own targets in the build.xml or even create your own build.xml (with a different name). This leaves the door open for an update of the default build.xml.
3 +This leaves the door open for an update of the default build.xml.
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5 5  Assume two projects: One named Foo( a framework) and the other named Uli (an application). The parent folder has another folder named packandgo.
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7 -The [[^packageandgobuild.xml]] from the application. Two minor changes to the default build.xml:
8 -1 application target
7 +The [[^packageandgobuild.xml]] from the application. One minor change to the default build.xml:
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10 -{{code}}
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12 -<!-- package and go example-->
13 -<frameworks root="../packageandgo/frameworks" embed="true">
14 - <include name="*.framework"/>
15 -</frameworks>
16 -
17 -{{/code}}
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19 -2 compile target
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21 -{{code}}
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23 -<fileset dir="../packageandgo/frameworks">
24 - <include name = "**/*.jar"/>
25 -</fileset>
26 -
27 -{{/code}}
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31 31  The [[^build.xml]] from the packageandgo folder:
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33 33  Just invoke ant in the packageandgo folder and grap the App from applications folder within the packageandgo folder