Re: project conversion questions

Tomas Zezula writes:
 > In addition to this some Wizard are putting the Project into
 > the "project" property (use TemplateWizard.getProperty()).

I tried this and it didn't work. My wizard specification is:

   <!-- The stuff layered into the Java nature -->
   <folder name="org-netbeans-modules-java-project">
    <!-- These are the types of new objects I can create. They get added
      to the Java module's Classes directory-->
    <folder name="Templates"> 
     <folder name="SourceFiles">
      <folder name="Classes">
       <file name="WebService" url="templates/WebService.template">
        <attr name="template" boolvalue="true"/>
<!--       <attr name="templateWizardURL" urlvalue="nbresloc:/com/sun/tools/wsj2ee/jpe/module/resources/Service.html" />-->
        <attr name="templateWizardIterator" methodvalue="com.sun.tools.wsj2ee.project.WebServiceWizardIterator.singleton" />
       </file> <!-- WebService -->
      </folder> <!-- Classes -->
     </folder> <!-- SourceFiles -->
    </folder> <!-- Templates -->
   </folder> <!-- org-netbeans-modules-java-project -->
  </folder> <!-- Natures -->
 </folder> <!-- Projects -->

I tried:


        // Find the project
        Project project = (Project) wiz.getProperty("project");
        if (project == null)
        {
            throw new RuntimeException("Cannot identify project");
        }

but threw the exception. I also tried to do a ProjectMember.findAll on
the directory file object but it returned an empty array...are
directories not project members?

Peter