Re: WebObjects application without a browser?
Re: WebObjects application without a browser?
- Subject: Re: WebObjects application without a browser?
- From: "b.bum" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2003 13:41:50 -0700
On Sep 9, 2003, at 1:35 PM, Sergio Trejo wrote:
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?
Sorry for the confusion; CF is a common abbreviation for Core
Foundation (and used to be the common abbreviation for a set of utility
classes CodeFab created. CodeFab decided that it'd be easier to
change our abbreviation than try to fight Apple's choice. :).
It refers to the Core Foundation Web Services API that is built into OS
X as of Jaguar (maybe 10.2.3?). See WebServicesCore.h in the
WebServicesCore framework that is imbedded in the CoreServices
framework.
It is not related to anything in WebObjects; it ships with the OS.
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:
Core Foundation and WebObjects are completely separate; WebObjects is
a pure Java stack for implementing, well, WebObjects applications.
Core Foundation / Core Services are C based frameworks that ship with
OS X.
b.bum
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