Re: Newbie question about web application targets
Re: Newbie question about web application targets
- Subject: Re: Newbie question about web application targets
- From: Ray Ackland <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 9 Oct 2004 16:14:18 +1300
Darich,
Hopefully I can answer this question correctly for you.
I believe the Application target is just a dummy target that holds the
other two. When you build this target, it automatically builds
everything listed within it.
The application server target is to build the files that will run on
your WO server, while the web server creates what is needed for the
machine actually hosting the web server (quite possibly the same
machine). In Java client applications, the latter target is to create
the files used in the client applications.
If you think of it another way, the application server includes the
files necessary for WO to grab data and send it to the web server (eg
EOModels). The web server includes the files needed to create web pages
with that information.
Hope it helps.
r
On 09/10/2004, at 15:20, Darich Runyan/OMNI INFOSEC LTD HQ wrote:
I am new to WO but not new to Java coding on OSX; however, up to this
point
I have only built stand alone and client-server apps using Project
Builder
and Xcode, this is my first attempt at a WO Web Application. The
question
that I have is about targets. When I built a standard app I generally
have
a target for the single app or I have a client or server target. With
a web
application project, I get 3 default targets; the app, the application
server, and the web server. What are the application server and web
server
targets all about? I noticed in the tutorials that Apple supplies
that they
add everything to the application server target, including new
components,
EOModels, etc. Under what circumstances would you add items to the web
server target or the actual app target? If this is information is
covered
somewhere please point me in the right direction.
Thanks for the time,
Darich
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