Re: Tiger, EOF & CoreData
Re: Tiger, EOF & CoreData
- Subject: Re: Tiger, EOF & CoreData
- From: Michael Warner <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 10:14:28 -0700
Does anyone envisage 2 WO's in the future?
(a) WO Java -- using Cayenne and being Java all the way to the ground
more or less ( with Java-Client option)
and
(b) WO Roots -- a Cocoa-Based, Core Data WO (with OS-X Client option)?
I predict both (foolish you say?) within the next 4 years. I predict
only minor bug fixes for WO during the next
say, 1-2 years. I am not investing any serious money on these bets
-- its pure speculation -- but I can imagine there
is impetus for both. If I had to guess (a) or (b) four years from
now, not both, I would guess (b).
-Mike W.
On Apr 14, 2005, at 9:16 AM, Ryan Poling wrote:
We're using non-direct Java Client, so I'd love to see improved
support for this (better integration with Interface Builder, etc.).
Also, it would be great to be able to develop native Cocoa programs
which use EOF. Currently this is *possible* from what I hear, but not
supported or fun to play with.
Our Java based app which runs only on Mac clients is not a very 'mac
like' app since it's missing all the freebies that a native Cocoa
program gives you.
-Ryan
On Apr 14, 2005, at 7:44 AM, James Cicenia wrote:
Hello all -
I just wonder if the now rumored WO 6.0 will also have some nice tight
integrations with CoreData? Sort of a push the cache forward with
localized
editing contexts etc., This would allow for Mac centric rich clients
along
with JavaClients and good old web clients.
Anyway, to have a little fun here what would you want in WebObjects
6.0?
Personally I want Marketing.
Cheers,
James Cicenia
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