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Re: Auto reconciler


  • Subject: Re: Auto reconciler
  • From: Andre Olivier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Jul 2003 21:10:14 +0200

Art

Well, I have thought of a solution. Once again my experience with WebObjects is very limited. What I want to do is create a web-application from which one can upload the daily transactions from the bank, (a delimited text file). Users can then log in, "buy" the deposits and receipt them again the debtors. This is pretty much like an e-commerce website. Would WebObjects be a quick way to set something up like this. How difficult will it be? This is currently captured on a spreadsheet and I think above application will be a great audit trail and will cut out the middle man and ease up reconciling at month end.

Regards

Andre


On Friday, July 4, 2003, at 09:14 PM, Art Isbell wrote:

On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 10:31  AM, Andre Olivier wrote:

I know that the main discussion topics here are web based but mine is desktop. I would like to develop a desktop application that reads two text files, one the GL file and the other the Bank file and then reconciles the two. It will then leave the rest to manually ticked off. Can I develop something like that with WebObjects?

Sure you can. You've got all of the Java libraries at your disposal. I frequently build simple little apps that have a single Web page that supports input (e.g., paths to the files to be reconciled) and a submit button that starts the processing with possibly a WOString that displays output.


One problem with such apps is that WO is a server technology, so it is designed to run continuously. That means that killing the process when it's finished isn't so convenient which is why I typically run these processes from within Project Builder.

But I find writing such apps to be generally easier using Cocoa. Reading a file using the Java API is much more clunky than using Cocoa. Cocoa provides the NSOpenPanel which is much nicer than manually entering file paths. And it's much easier to launch and quit a Cocoa app.

Aloha,
Art
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