Re: WebObjects vs. Microsoft's .NET
Re: WebObjects vs. Microsoft's .NET
- Subject: Re: WebObjects vs. Microsoft's .NET
- From: Arturo Pérez <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 22:14:02 -0400
On Friday, May 30, 2003, at 05:11 PM, Ricardo Strausz wrote:
As I had mentioned, I had gone through their little tutorials
regarding Web
Services and Web Applications. Unfortunately, there is nothing
anywhere
that gets into any real-life concepts beyond that of just tying a
WOString
object to a method. Also, most of the docs simply have you follow
along and
tell you what to do without ever explaining the concept behind the
process.
Once again this is not exact! As I said, the in-box docs gives a good
panorama of what is going on front-and-behind the scenes... can be
better, but if you jumped out from the Overview to the WebApplications
(or even better, JavaClient Desktop Applications), you will be on the
track.
When we were learning WO the one thing that really made it clear was a
demo by an Apple
presales engineer. There are things one does with the IDE that paper
documentation does
not show very well.
So, if you can, get a more experienced WO developer to walk you through
a toy application.
Alternatively, pony up for the WO training Apple provides. It's very
good (esp. when done by
Malcolm Crawford (hi!)).
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