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| | WebObjects - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | WebObjects was originally released by NeXT Computer in March 1996, but was acquired by Apple Computer when Apple bought NeXT in December of that year. | | | WebObjects is a Java Web application server by Apple Computer which is available, at no additional cost, as part of the company's Mac OS X platform. | | | WebObjects Builder is used to create the HTML-templates and creates the.wod-file linking, for instance, a Java String object to interface objects like an input field in a web form. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebObjects
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| | WebObjects Overview |
| | WebObjects as a product ships with three major components: a cross-platform set of object-oriented frameworks, developer tools on top of those frameworks, and a deployment infrastructure for running apps built on those frameworks. | | | The fundamental difference between WebObjects database access compared to traditional data access methods is this; when you fetch a "row" from a database, you do not get naked data, you get an object with behavior, an object that knows about its relationships to other objects. | | | Although WebObjects is full of highly extensible objects ideal for heavy-duty customization, WebObjects also includes tools that make it a first-class "RAD" (rapid application development) environment for the web. |
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http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.13/13.05/WebObjectsOverview
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| | Frontier: Mason Hale on WebObjects |
| | But unlike Tango, WebObject code is resusable in future projects -- so the amount of programming required may even out. | | | I don't have the WebObjects software yet, but I have been reading the manuals and digging into the docs on the NeXT web site. | | | It is definitely targeted toward the enterprise market, where in an almost Dilbert-boss-like logic, software that is more expensive is deemed better, so really expensive software must be awesome. |
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http://www.scripting.com/frontier/stories/masonHaleWebObjects.html
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| | It's been a heavy week to start learning about WebObjects... |
| | WebObjects is full of all those "wow, that's how it should be done" features - but this posting is not about those. | | | Heck, those developers wouldn't mind paying a premium for a Windows WebObjects development suite - the problem is that that is not on the table. | | | If the XCode only WebObjects is now the only WebObjects development environment then I am going to severely struggle to justify its adoption, especially with the uncertainty as to whether even the deployment of WebObjects-based application will be ok on other platforms. |
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http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/7204
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| | Apple Web app opens doors to others CNET News.com |
| | WebObjects has been a less well-known, but important, part of Apple since it picked up the technology as part of its 1997 acquisition of Next Software. | | | The company's new WebObjects software is part of a broader effort at Apple to make products that are more compatible with standard computing equipment used by businesses. | | | A new version of Apple Computer's Web application development software released on Tuesday aims to be more compatible with emerging Web services standards. |
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http://news.com.com/2100-1001-965489.html
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| | ITworld.com - Apple releases WebObjects as a free application |
| | The company released WebObjects deployment software for free with Xserves (as part of the Mac OS X Server package) in June 2002, but the move to a wider distribution is regarded as significant -- not least because until May 2000 the software cost US$50,000. | | | In fact, WebObjects was developed by NeXT Computer and became Apple's software only when that company acquired Steve Jobs' second computer company later that year. | | | The software has historical importance to Apple-watchers: it was originally released in March 1996 -- but not by Apple. |
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http://www.itworld.com/AppDev/1587/050616webobjects
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| | Apple Webobjects |
| | WebObjects is not a client/server tool jerry-built for Web development; therefore it provides a solid development experience. | | | The HTML for each page is generated by the WebObjects Builder, which updates tags in the background while you work in a WYSIWYG environment. | | | Global information is stored in an Application object, and each component in your application has an object associated with it to handle state. |
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http://www.govisionmaster.com/dir_technology/database/19dbase.htm
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| | rentzsch.com: Introduction to WebObjects 5 |
| | WebObjects makes extensive use of the data and metadata provided by the developer. | | | A notable feature is that WebObjects can connect to multiple databases simultaneously (even from different vendors) and seamlessly create and maintain relationships between objects spanning databases. | | | DirectToWeb isn’t an all-or-nothing technology — it's merely a framework that extends WebObjects Framework. |
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http://rentzsch.com/webobjects/introTo5
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| | WOCode.com |
| | This book is for WebObjects developers who want to increase their overall knowledge of WebObjects, or those who are trying to solve specific application development problems. | | | WOCode's primary mission is to create a repository where the WebObjects programmer can share and learn from example source code, frameworks, solutions, hints, docs, other people, etc, etc... | | | This book, "Practical WebObjects," is 100% pragmatic, featuring working, world-tested solutions for difficult problems. |
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http://wocode.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOCode
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| | Getting Started With WebObjects |
| | The WebObjects mailing list (webobjects-dev) is an excellent place to discuss issues or topics with fellow WebObjects developers. | | | A common reason for using WebObjects is to create dynamic web content based on your enterprise objects stored in a back end database. | | | If you are new to WebObjects development, read WebObjects Overview to see how WebObjects works. |
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http://developer.apple.com/referencelibrary/GettingStarted/GS_WebObjects
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| | Amazon.com: WebObjects 5.2: Software |
| | The main thing about WebObjects that seperates it from the rest is the fact that it is an object-oriented system. | | | WebObjects creates enterprise-level web services backed by robust business logic and relational databases. | | | The EOModeler allows you to design a database, create entity relationships [including foreign keys], encapsulate business logic in WO rules and stored procedures, and then generate/update your database from the model. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000088NER/everymaccom
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| | webobjects at D’Arcy Norman Dot Net |
| | It was purely operator error on my part - I missed an “=” sign in the.html for a component, and that was borking file uploads. | | | It didn’t make sense at all, which is why I didn’t pursue that line of investigation earlier. | | | 0 Comments Published August 24th, 2005 in development, webobjects, development tools, xcode, pachyderm, software, projects |
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http://www.darcynorman.net/tag/webobjects
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| | WebObjects |
| | A WebObjects application bundle (myapp.woa) has a file inside that determines where the app looks for frameworks. | | | Having read the community mailing list threads, it seems that although WOMailDelivery may be easy to use, the consensus seems to be that using Sun's javamail or ERJavaMail from Project Wonder, which integrates javamail functionality into WebObjects cleanly, is the way to go. | | | QuickStart WebObjects Email using Project Wonder's ERJavaMail Framework |
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http://homepage.mac.com/kelleherk/iblog
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| | MacDevCenter.com -- An Introduction to WebObjects |
| | The WebObjects set of frameworks makes all of this possible. | | | Joshua Paul discovered his passion for computers at the age of 11, when he began programming the Apple ][. | | | This exceptional teaching on a very big (I never could get my thoughts around the whole thing), rich development environment. |
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http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2003/09/26/webobjects.html?page=3
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| | P & L Software : Training |
| | Apple's WebObjects is the website development environment chosen by the BBC News Online, Atari Press Relations, Fortnum and Masons, Disney, Gradunet, and as software product of the year by Network Computing. | | | Mac OS X is Apple's newest operating system which has re-established Apple as the leading cross-platform development environment, allowing developers to share code between Mac OS X and WebObjects deployment environments. | | | Cocoa Development and Programming - every six weeks |
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http://www.plsys.co.uk/training.htm
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| | WebObjects 4.5 on Mac OS X |
| | This installation procedure invovles copying the required WebObjects files from OS X Server to DP4, building a glue framework, and generating the Java wrappers for WebObjects. | | | Mac OS X Server frameworks are binary-compatible with DP4, but there are a few functions, methods, and classes that the WebObjects frameworks expect to see that are not in DP4. | | | This is done by creating a Java Wrapper project which produces a shared library and Java classes that define native methods which call the library. |
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http://home.houston.rr.com/wobrian/WODP4.html
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| | Think Secret - WebObjects 5.2 to boast new features, bug fixes |
| | Apple is readying a version 5.2 upgrade to its WebObjects software, sources said. | | | According to documents obtained by Think Secret, version 5.2 includes "significant changes and enhancements" to Enterprise Objects and Java Client, improvements to application deployment, support for streaming HTTP requests/responses, and numerous bug fixes. | | | "It was primarily implemented to solve the long command path length problem on Windows," a v5.2 read me file says, noting that WebObjects 5.2 loads.jar files from a new Extensions directory. |
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http://www.thinksecret.com/news/webobjects52.html
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| | Macworld: News: Apple releases WebObjects 5.2 |
| | WebObjects 5.2 continues Apple's move into standards-based services adding more features for developers. | | | Java Web Start integration The WebObjects Java Client technologies now generate JNLP files easing integration with Java Web Start. | | | Other benefits of this feature include a greatly-reduced memory footprint for all sizes of file uploads. |
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http://www.macworld.com/news/2002/11/12/webobjects
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| | WebObjects 5.1 offers JSP, Servlet, EJB integration |
| | As far as dev tools, Now you can deploy a WebObjects app in a servlet container as a WAR file and they have taglibs to embed WebObjects components in a JSP page, I think you could use any IDE to develop WebObjects apps. | | | I just thought I would point out that WebObjects 5.1 uses a several powerful open source technologies including OpenEJB, which is an open source EJB 1.1 container system developed by David Blevins and Richard Monson-Haefel (me). | | | Posted by: Mike Henderson on January 07, 2002 @ 03:42 PM Many contributors to this site have expressed admiration for the WebObjects product from Apple Computer. |
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http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=11096
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| | A P R E S S . C O M : Practical WebObjects |
| | Practical WebObjects will prove invaluable for WebObjects developers trying to solve specific problems and wanting to increase their overall knowledge of WebObjects. | | | Written by two expert WebObjects developers, Charles Hill and Sacha Mallais, this book features working, world-tested solutions for difficult problems. | | | Endorsed by Global Village, Practical WebObjects includes many topics not covered anywhere else, including localization, validation, and optimization. |
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http://www.apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=248
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| | 360Works: Custom development with FileMaker Pro, WebObjects, and Java |
| | Finally, if the benefits of WebObjects deployment are appealing to you, but the learning curve of a new development environment is not, then let us know and we can work with you as a consultant or developer to transition your project to WebObjects for FileMaker. | | | It is also ideal for WebObjects developers working on projects for clients that need to preserve an existing FileMaker Pro solution. | | | WooF7 (WebObjects on FileMaker) is a plugin for WebObjects that allows it to access FileMaker Pro version 7 and higher, utilizing a custom JDBC driver and Apple's EOF (Enterprise Objects Framework), which is built into WebObjects. |
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http://www.360works.com/woof1.html
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| | rentzsch.com: WebObjects 5 in 15 Minutes |
| | WebObjects 5 in 15 minutes: Creating a Simple Weblog from Scratch (10.2 MB, streaming, you probably need QT6) [direct link] | | | Update: Here's the related Xcode project complete with EOModeler file. | | | As the name implies, the movie is just about 15 minutes long, and steps through creating the database, modeling the data, initializing the database, creating a project, defining the user interface, binding the UI to Java code, and reading and writing to the database. |
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http://rentzsch.com/webobjects/wo5in15
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| | Webobjects-dev Info Page |
| | This list is to discuss development of WebObjects applications including tools, software, and techniques. | | | Please read the Mailing List Terms and Conditions we ask everyone to follow. |
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http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/webobjects-dev
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| | Apple - WebObjects - Tech Specs |
| | Integrated with Xcode, Apple’s integrated development environment with compile, edit, debug and project management features | | | Home > Software > WebObjects > Tech Specs | | | The WebObjects Java Client technologies generate JNLP files easing integration with Java Web Start. |
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http://www.apple.com/webobjects/specs.html
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| | Jim Roepcke's weblog: XML-RPC Library for WebObjects 4.5 |
| | Add it to the frameworks bucket of any WebObjects project you want to use this library with. | | | Thank you to Hannes Wallnoefer for writing the XML-RPC Library for Java and giving me permission to release this code. | | | To install this framework, unzip the XmlRpc-WO45-10b4r1.zip file and then run "make install" in the XmlRpc directory that's created. |
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http://jim.roepcke.com/webobjects/xmlrpc
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| | Deploying WebObjects under Tomcat at D’Arcy Norman Dot Net |
| | For the Pachyderm project, we wanted a way to automatically... | | | But, what I care about is that it works!!! | | | Published June 8th, 2005 in development, webobjects, apple, wwdc, wwdc2005 |
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http://www.darcynorman.net/2005/06/08/deploying-webobjects-under-tomcat
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| | Project WONDER |
| | Amongst a host of other things, we provides a rich set of tools and additions for use in WebObjects and EOF and many extensions and enhancements to WebObjects' DirectToWeb functionality. | | | Project WONDER is a collection of frameworks and tools for the WebObjects application server. | | | Please see our Sourceforge project page for access to the CVS source and for more information about joining Project WONDER. |
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http://wonder.sourceforge.net
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| | Mac web hosting, Xserve servers, WebObjects 5.2 |
| | In addition to everything in the Plus plan you get WebObjects hosting with WebObjects 5.2 and access to the OSCommerce shopping cart software, more disk space and email accounts. | | | If you need an internet storefront this is the plan. | | | If the plans above don't meet your needs please contact us. |
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http://systame.com/html/web_hosting_plans.html
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| | WebObjects Hosting :: Dedicated Servers |
| | :: Java Consulting & WebObjects Development :: WebObjects Hosting :: | | | Service offerings are tailored to your needs, with options including UNIX hardware platforms, WebObjects load balancing, failover, database replication and clustering. | | | In addition to hosting and deployment services, we offer advanced WebObjects services, and can even help you develop your WebObjects application. |
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http://illuminex.com/hosting/dedicated_servers.html
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