FWIW, we do not use any of the design-time files w/ Woodstock in our
GlassFish admin console application. We haven't upgraded to the latest
Woodstock release, but unless something has changed, these files are for
design-time only and have never been required.
Good luck!
Ken
Kenneth Suter wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have not been able to find Woodstock version specific dependency
> information. I have seen the document DeployingWoodstock on the Wiki
> which seems like it would be useful but the dependency table is not
> version specific, contains lots of question marks, and seems to differ
> from my own experience (see next paragraph). I am currently using the
> components outside of NetBeans and have had some trouble with external
> library version incompatibility. For instance I was attempting to use
> Woodstock 4.1 with the JSF Extensions RC5 which did not work because
> the path the the .js files had changed. It would be really nice to
> have this sort of information in the release notes or at least on the
> wiki or java.net site.
>
> Also I am curious about the note on the note on the 'Build the Source'
> page which states that "Netbeans is not required to use the
> components...". In my simple application running in Tomcat 6, basic
> components like page, body and button do not render unless I include
> designtime.jar, editors.jar, and jsfcl.jar all of which I obtained
> from the NetBeans visualweb plugin. Is this expected?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Kenneth
>
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