Re: Calling OSX AppleScript from Classic Apps
Re: Calling OSX AppleScript from Classic Apps
- Subject: Re: Calling OSX AppleScript from Classic Apps
- From: Geoff Canyon <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 5 Jul 2003 22:55:52 -0700
On Saturday, July 5, 2003, at 06:58 PM, George Anten wrote:
Can you easily generate all the UI widgets of Windows and OSX, with
expected
behavior? What about available class libs, bundled and third party?
Access
to DBs and data-grid handling? As a RAD tool for app prototyping (Win
and
OSX) which is more suitable? Especially as a prototyping tool for
3-tier
architecture, emulating an app server working with, say, Apache?
All the standard things like scrollbars, popup menus, radio and
checkbox buttons, etc, are included. There may be more obscure ones
that aren't included, but you could probably whip them up on a custom
basis. Behavior is generally what you would expect. I wouldn't know
about prototyping, I don't prototype, I build ;-) I'd guess with the
JVMs of today, what you'd end up with would look much like a standard
app, so you could simulate that fairly well with Revolution. Then you
add the necessary database calls, and you're distributing the prototype
and heading for the beach ;-)
regards,
Geoff Canyon
email@hidden
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