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Re: WebObjects application without a browser?


  • Subject: Re: WebObjects application without a browser?
  • From: "Sergio Trejo" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 09 Sep 2003 16:35:24 -0400

b.bum,

Reading your message below, it appears your reference to "CFWebServices" equates to "Core Foundation Web Services" API in WebObjects. Please correct me if I have misinterpreted. A search on developer.apple.com on the search term "CFWebServices" yields zero results. For a brief moment, I thought the "CF" in "CFWebServices" referred to CodeFab -- a little confusing as you can see from an acronym standpiont. Is the term "CFWebServices" commonly used in the WebObjects WebServices community?

Isn't it true that WebServices API in WebObjects is tied to Apache Axis? If so, then how come the Core Foundation (CF) classes in com.webobjects.foundation.* contain WebServices API when the demo apps from Apple Developer use these packages:

import org.apache.axis.MessageContext;
import org.apache.axis.wsdl.*;

Where does the differential lie between CF and org.apache.axis.* API? Could you please explain this more clearly as it would be appreciated to alleviate any remaining confustion in the WebObjects WebServices community.

Thanx,

ST

P.S. (What is it that "works even better in Panther"? The WebServices API in CF, or in org.apache.axis.*? Or PyObjc?)

On Tuesday, September 9, 2003, at 06:47  AM, b.bum wrote:

You can use Web Services to tie the WebObjects app to a Cocoa app. Along with the CFWebServices API included in OS X, there are a number of third party solutions.

Before I started with Apple, I built a Cocoa based GUI for CodeFab's Intent (www.codefab.com / www.intentcenter.com). On the WebObjects side CodeFab implemented an XML-RPC interface to the Intent application. On the client side-- within the Cocoa desktop application, I initially used the Core Foundation Web Services APIs to talk to the WebObjects app. I later switched to using Python (via pyobjc.sourceforge.net) for the network communications while leaving all the UI code in Objective-C.

It worked really well.

It works even better in Panther....

b.bum
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