Re: inherited neglected site, what to do first?
Re: inherited neglected site, what to do first?
- Subject: Re: inherited neglected site, what to do first?
- From: Randy Wigginton <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 07:11:28 -0700
Wow. You might want to look to hire a consultant, at least for a few
hours to get you started. Way more than can be handled in an email.
Objective C has not been supported with webobjects for about 6 years.
(That's a shame, but not within our control). You will need the
WebObjects 4.5 development environment in order to develop/maintain
the site. Did the original programmer leave anything useful lying
around, such as a development machine?
Good luck. You might check out #9 from this list:
http://www.codesqueeze.com/101-ways-to-know-your-software-project-is-
doomed/
:-)
On Jul 20, 2007, at 7:18 PM, Markus wrote:
Hello,
I inherited a WebObjects based site. I could use some
hints and guidance. It looks like this community is
alive and thriving. So that's a positive sign. :)
I've been making modifications to the ".wo"
collections inside a WOApp. (i.e. the html file and
the .wod file). Sometimes my mods break the
functionality (such as when a Javascript menu is
generated from somewhere dynamically), but other times
I can make modes in the PageName.wo directory with
negative consequence.
Can anyone suggest what docs I should read, initially,
to get a handle on this web application?
I'd like to re-claim administrative and programmatic
control, as it is simply been hacked on here and
there. BTW, Is there a "main crank" to turn somewhere
in WebObjects (i.e. to produce a new build with new
binaries)?
If I slurp it all into a XCode (or Eclipse) project,
any tips on what to configure where? (and how?)
I'm guessing ObjC is not ported to C2D yet, which
means I need to use a Motorola-based workstation. Are
most ObjC WOApps being ported to Java, or not
necessarily?
Thank you,
M
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