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1 -Your deployed application must have a jar of all the client-side classes (and any subclasses of EOGenericRecord that your client-classes extend) in the Project.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/Java/ directory. If you don't include you client-side classes in this directory, WebObjects silently uses EOGenericRecord instead. This is made obvious by things like default values, client-side validation and other client-side logic not working in the deployed application.
1 +Your deployed application must have a jar of all the client-side classes (and any subclasses of EOGenericRecord that your client-classes extend) in the Project.woa/Contents/WebServerResources/Java/ directory. If you don't include you client-side classes in this directory, WebObjects silently uses EOGenericRecord instead. This is made obvious by things like default values and client-side validation missing in the deployed application.
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3 3  The following are the instructions when using Ant to build:
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