WebObjects 5.1 access from Obj-C using Java/Obj-C bridge?
WebObjects 5.1 access from Obj-C using Java/Obj-C bridge?
- Subject: WebObjects 5.1 access from Obj-C using Java/Obj-C bridge?
- From: Matthew Lehrian <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 21:56:57 -0500
Has anyone tried accessing Java objects within WO 5.1 from Obj-C using
the Java/Obj-C bridge? I haven't gotten to work with WO 5.1 yet.
Really, what I want to know is would it be possible to use EOF for
managing my model and persistence, and write the views and controllers
in Obj-C, and access the EOF objects via the Java/Obj-C bridge. Is this
a plausible solution for building multi-tier applications with Obj-C
UI's? Without an Obj-C-based EOF and WO, Obj-C in the enterprise is
pretty grim, but if the Java/Obj-C bridge really works, maybe we can
still leverage the power of EOF and the elegance of Cocoa.
How about using the Java/Obj-C bridge to access EJB's? This might make
is possible to wiggle into the enterprise space. Many corporations are
writing Java backends - servlets, SOAP or EJB. Obviously servlet and
SOAP interaction is easy enough, but what about direct EJB or JMS access
from Obj-C.
Thanks!
Matthew
On Tuesday, February 12, 2002, at 10:13 AM, Kent Johnson wrote:
Suppose I have some Java classes already developed. In a new project
which is using Cocoa Obj-C, how can I reuse the Cocoa Java classes?
Actually, what I want to do is to add database connectivity to the Obj-C
Cocoa application. I want to wrap all database stuff into some Java
classes and let the rest of the application use them.
Take a look at CocoaSQL, it is a Cocoa app that uses JDBC to connect to
a database, source code is available.
http://homepage.mac.com/mxcantor
Kent
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