Re: Coming back to WebObjects

Did you load WOLips plugin?

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> On Jan 3, 2015, at 7:20 PM, anon <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> The only eclipse version that was able to work with wonder latest is the 
> version that I have installed using the ubuntu package manager (sudo 
> apt-get install eclipse). It did install eclipse 3.8.1.
> Now I am "almost" there but there is a weird thing happening with my 
> eclipse not being able to load the main application class. I get the 
> error: "Error: Could not find or load main class 
> er.ajax.example2.Application". I figure that the compiler can't seem to 
> be able to generate the class files in the output 
> folder("target/classes") and I still have not found out the reason.
> Any idea?
> 
>> On 03.01.2015 21:15, Ricardo Rolon wrote:
>> Hi Anon,
>> 
>> Welcome back !
>> 
>> What I know, the WOLips version is linked with the Eclipse version,
>> that is, if you're using WOLips version 3.7 you must use Eclipse version 3.7
>> 
>> I believe the latest stable WOLips version at this point is 3.7.
>> 
>> Could you install Eclipse version 3.7 in Ubuntu?
>> 
>> - Ricardo
>> 
>>> On 2015-01-03, at 1:02 PM, 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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