Re: Coming back to WebObjects

Oh My,
I had forgotten to define M2_REPO in eclipse. It occurred to me after I 
had sent the previous message :-[

Now everything compiles and it is time to do some real work.

Thank you everyone.


On 03.01.2015 19:02, anon wrote:
> Hello Wonderful list,
> I left Webobjects 6 years ago and am back again after I have been 
> disenchanted with what is going on out there. Now I would like to have 
> Ubuntu, eclipse( the version 3.8.1 shipped with Ubuntu14.04) and maven 
> play nice alongside Webobjects. I have been trying for 4 hours to no 
> avail. Here are my issues:
> - WOLips doesnt work with any version of eclipse which has been 
> installed manually on ubuntu (The WOComponent editor cannot open) . 
> Tried many different things from googling (firefox library linking, 
> different versions of firefox + eclipse installed)... not working :-(
>
> - Since I am stuck with the version of eclipse that is shipped with 
> ubuntu, there is no maven plugin for that old version and I have to 
> use the maven goal eclipse:eclipse to generate the classpath, and it 
> works. yeah :-)
>
> - Eclipse still cannot resolve the classpath of my maven-generated 
> $M2_REPO/classes and is still showing error all over the place, which 
> means that I cannot start the WOApplication. I suspect that the WOLisp 
> compiler does not pick up the $M2_REPO classpath... sad. :-(
>
> Is there anyone out there that is stuck with Ubuntu 14.04 and was able 
> to have maven, wolisp and eclipse3.8.1 to work nicely? Or may be to 
> have a newer version of eclipse working with wolisp without having to 
> link to some firefox external library?
>
> Thanks.


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