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WebObjects 4.5 Documentation >
Tools and Techniques
The Application Wrapper
When you build your project, Project Builder creates an application wrapper
, which is a folder whose name is the project name plus the extension .woa
.
The application wrapper has a structure similar to that of a framework. It consists of the following:
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The executable application.
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The application's resources.
These include the application's components as well as other files that are needed by your application at run time.
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The application's web server resources.
When you build and install your application, Project Builder copies all the files from your Web Server Resources suitcase to a folder called WebServerResources inside the application wrapper. If you have client-side Java components in your project, these are also copied to the WebServerResources folder.
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