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From version 24.1
edited by David Avendasora
on 2011/04/25 17:20
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To version 28.1
edited by David Avendasora
on 2011/04/25 17:17
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22 22  While you are writing your classes and Components (.html, .wod, etc.) the incremental builder is running in the background continuously compiling and validating your code against your projects other code and dependencies. The only time it isn't running is when you turn off "Build Automatically" in Eclipse under the Project menu.
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24 -When you are building automatically, you can launch your application at any time from within WOLips/Eclipse by right-clicking on the project and selecting either **Run As ~-~-- > WO Application** or **Debug As ~-~-- > WO Application** with no need to manually compile or install any source code either from your current project, or from any frameworks in the workspace that your project depends upon. WOLips/Eclipse takes care of resolving dependencies for things that are not in the locations they will be in in a deployed ##.woa## or ##.framework## bundle. The Incremental Builder does not use Ant or Maven.
24 +When you are building automatically, you can launch your application at any time from within WOLips/Eclipse by right-clicking on the project and selecting either **Run As ~-~--> WO Application** or **Debug As ~-~--> WO Application** with no need to manually compile or install any source code either from your current project, or from any frameworks in the workspace that your project depends upon. WOLips/Eclipse takes care of resolving dependencies for things that are not in the locations they will be in in a deployed ##.woa## or ##.framework## bundle. The Incremental Builder does not use Ant or Maven.
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26 26  {{info title Incremental Builder !="Ant/Maven Build"}}
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