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  • Subject: Using WebObjects
  • From: Dev WO <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 12:22:09 +0200

Hello,
You've helped me a lot pointing me to the PetStore example (in fact there are some "update cart" problem in it;)), but after reading quite some documentation, I'm still feeling lost...


So if someone can correct me if I'm wrong:
There are 2 ways to develop WO for web application: DirectToWeb which uses a special framework that may requires more ressources from the server, almost code free, but not very personalized. And Web Application, which requires more Java knowledge as you have to right quite some code, but completely personalized.


So what I have to do now is a stamp store, on which there won't have credit card payment right now, if possible, generating a pdf of the shopping cart, and send it via postal mail with a cheque (later we should be able to add accounts and credit card payment).

I'm wondering which way to do it: Direct2Web or WebApp...I don't even know if Direct2Web is intend to do an e-commerce website!

As for EOModeler, I understand quite well what it is doing, but I don't understand how to "include" it in a project. and I don't know if it's "only" for Direct2Web (or if Direct2Web MUST have an EOModel), or if you should use it to develop a WebApp.

Here's how I understand it:
-Create the EOModel of your business
-Filling the database (Do I have to do it with EOModeler, or should I use another program like YourSQL??)
-Launching Project Builder, choosing a Web Application, importing the EOModel and all my HTML files and images, etc
-Try to link all this ;)


Is EOModeler an important part, or is it easier for a beginner to start without it?

Now for my project, there should be a browser detector (IE or a real standard browser) to determine a stylesheet to use (I don't know if a WebApp can use an external stylesheet or if the code must be written in the HTML page). If this is too hard (linking an external stylesheet), I can double the page, then make a php redirection just when user enter the site...but I'd rather like to make all this in WO.
Then when you choose which stamp to order, I'd like a part of the page to be updated with the order, so the user can have a look at it while doing his shopping. Then when he's done, he reviews his shopping cart, can update quantities, then click order, got his pdf (and we got the copy of it by email).



Or should I do it with php to be on time and take some more time to develop it in WO.... :(


thanks for reading through all of this, and thanks for your valuable help an comments. I hope I'll be able to help the other soon.

Xavier
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