[OGo-Developer] noob question on building sope-appserver/samples/HelloForm

[Marcus Müller]

On 30.10.2006, at 5:51 Uhr, Chad Leigh wrote:

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> On Oct 29, 2006, at 8:34 AM, Marcus Müller wrote:
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>> On 29.10.2006, at 07:46, Chad Leigh wrote:
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>>> I am on OS X, though eventually I will deploy my stuff I plan on  
>>> working on using FreeBSD or Solaris, most likely.
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>> I'm doing the same - I develop using Xcode on OS X 10.4.x and  
>> deploy on FreeBSD 6.x. I'm using Xcode 2.3 on OS X and the  
>> included Xcode projects for SOPE _MUST_ build a working SOPE in  
>> any case - everything else should be considered a bug and needs to  =

>> be fixed (by me, presumably).
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> once I get things working at the command line I will work on  
> getting it running in XCode.

As Helge already said, these builds are totally separate. Do as you  
wish, but I recommend using Xcode on Mac OS X for the time being.  
Also, there's this "SOPE:X" stuff (in the "sopex" folder) that you  
might like if you're developing on Mac OS X. SOPE:X comes with a set  
of project templates, that make your life easier. These project  
templates already have accompanied GNUstep make templates for gnustep- 
make based deployments.

>> For FreeBSD deployment I recommend the current gnustep-make/ 
>> gnustep-base from trunk. (GNUstep subversion repository). I've  
>> tested SOPE with this configuration and it is known to work for  
>> all my apps.
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> ok, good to know, thanks.  I will quickly need to get my demos up  
> on the FreeBSD servers for now in order to work with my patron :-)

I've also a set of rc scripts for FreeBSD available, which directly  
plug into the rcNG architecture of FreeBSD >= 5.0. If there's enough  
interest I'll put them into the contrib section.

Cheers,

   Marcus