Re: Health of WebObjects - developer/user base?
Re: Health of WebObjects - developer/user base?
- Subject: Re: Health of WebObjects - developer/user base?
- From: Karl <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 10:33:19 -0500
I don't see any prospect of Apple dropping WO. It is behind so much of
what they do. It isn't a priority for them to promote it but they are
definitely making commitments to major clients with WO being a core
feature of their enterprise sell.
As to selling it to clients, we may or may not even mention that its
WO, depending upon the client. If it is a WebSphere shop, then its just
our Java frameworks deployed as a WAR file...who needs to mention WO at
all?
If the Java shop is smart then you can usually blow them away with an
overview of the WO API.
Karl
On 16-Jan-05, at 3:13 AM, Ken Tozier wrote:
I'm just dipping my toes into WebObjects (looks really cool so far)
but I'm VERY nervous about Apple's commitment to it. I got really
burned when they dropped OpenDoc in the 90's, lost almost a year's
work and I don't want to go down that road again.
How busy are you WebObject pros?
Do you get the sense that it's something Apple plans to stick with for
the next five years or so?
Have WebObjects projects been a hard sell to clients?
Thanks for any info
Ken
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