Michael,
If you like WebObjects, have a look at Tapestry,
http://jakarta.apache.org/tapestry/
It is an Open Source web application framework which was inspired by
WebObjects. It doesn't include a persistence layer, you could use
plain JDBC or look at an object relational mapping framework like
Hibernate.
My IDE of choice is Eclipse, which works well on OS X -- I haven't
tried Java Studio Creator.
Tom
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 15:09:42 -0800, Michael Warner <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> I am considering switching from WebObjects to Java Studio Creator.
> I have read Apple's article about Java Studio Creator, but I still have
> a
> question or two.
>
> I develop on an OS X box and deploy using OS X Servers. I have been
> using FrontBase as
> my database, but could switch to something like MySQL. The
> applications
> that I development have been strictly small scale to date.
>
> A single developer license for Java Studio Creator is $99.00.
> OS X Server comes with JBoss. Will this do? Or...
>
> Are there other pieces of commercial software that I will need to buy
> in order
> to have a fairly complete deployment environment? If so, what might
> they be?
> I am trying to understand the financial (not the learning curve)
> expenses involved
> in making such a switch.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike Warner
>
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