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1 1  = Creating Wonder Applications using Maven + m2eclicpse =
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4 +Under Construction - but still a good starting point
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3 3  If you want to use Wonder in your applications (and why woundn't one) you must be correctly setup with:
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5 -* eclipse + wolips
6 -* Maven
7 -* plugins like m2eclipse which supports Maven-eclipse integration.
8 -* Wonder sources which then are built and installed in your local repository
9 +* eclipse + wolips > see tutorial about installation and operation.
10 +* Maven > see the Maven [[doc:WOL.Home.WOProject-Maven.Quick Start.WebHome]] tutorial.
11 +* plugins like [[m2eclipse>>url:http://m2eclipse.codehaus.org/||shape="rect"]] which supports Maven-eclipse integration.
12 +* Wonder sources which then are built and installed in your local repository.
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14 +One reasonable way to get and maintain the Wonder sources is have a directory which holds all the sources (see here: [[Download Wonder Source>>url:http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/display/WONDER/Download+Wonder+Source%2C+Build+and+Install||shape="rect"]]), then use Maven to install and build Wonder (see here: [[doc:WOL.Home.WOProject-Maven.Building the wonder source code with maven.WebHome]]).
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16 +Several things you should know, currently:
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18 +* Wonder is built using a maven "build profile", e.g. "mvn clean install -P wo53" builds things for a WebObjects 5.3.x environment and "mvn clean install -P wo54" builds things for a WebObjects 5.4.x environment.
19 +* The only frameworks which are different because of this are ERExtensions and WOOgnl.
20 +* Because of this difference you must specify which version you want. For instance, you may want the ERExtensions-5.0.0-SNAPSHOT-wo53.jar, or the ERExtensions-5.0.0-SNAPSHOT-wo54.jar. You specify by adding a "classifier", which would have the value of wo53 or wo54. The other frameworks should not have this classifier.
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22 +With all the tools ready, it's time to make a Wonder application.
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24 +~1. Make a new project File > New > Other project, choose a Maven project:[[image:attach:wolimmave2.gif]]
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26 +2. Hit Next
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28 +3. Hit Next again[[image:attach:wolimmavena.gif]]
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30 +4. Select an archtype, use the local catalog, select the woapplication-archtype, hit Next:[[image:attach:wolimmavenb.gif]]
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32 +(What does one do if one selects the "Default Local" and one sees: "No archetypes available for this catalog."? What can one do to correct this? -rrk (ray at ganymede.org) 2022-06-24)
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34 +5. Fill in appropriate parameters for the woapplication-archtype to set up your new application, hit Finish!
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36 +[[image:attach:wolimmaven.gif]]
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38 +The eclipse plugins now create your application!
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40 +You should create a WOApplication Run Configuration and add the projects build folder's Java to the classpath as detailed here: [[doc:Maven Running or Debugging as WO Application]], otherwise classes won't be found, etc.
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