Re: Apple's Support of WebObjects
Re: Apple's Support of WebObjects
- Subject: Re: Apple's Support of WebObjects
- From: Miguel Arroz <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 12:34:08 +0100
Hi!
I know people who are developing on Windows on 5.3. You just have
to do something based on the FreeBSD and Linux installations
description (on the WikiBook), replacing the libs, etc, and it works.
With Eclipse and WOLips, of course. You are no different then on the
Mac, because "our" tools are deprecated and will eventually stop
working. So we are all in the same boat. The only diference is that
you don't have a nice little installer, you have to do it by hand.
Besides that, it works.
Yours
Miguel Arroz
On 2007/05/07, at 07:36, Cheong Hee (Datasonic) wrote:
I know that Apple had decided last year to deprecate/stop development
of Web Objects.
To add on, I would think that the support for MS Windows
development and deployment is deprecated. For Windows/WO developer
like me, who wish to use Windows as prime development platform, and
build platform-independent applications, it is definitely not a
good thing. Now we are forced to drop Windows development (Ok, not
so critical) and also to drop any Windows deployment (that is quite
bad indeed, from user perspective, maybe what Apple likes to
see..). OK, we still have choices to deploy to other platform e.g.
Linux, Solaris...; )
I really like WebObjects, it's design makes it the most powerful
development package, as well as the Apple design tools allow for fast
application design.
The same reason why I still hook on to this tool after years (after
all others have dropped and turn to others), even in a place where
WO developer resource is so scarce...and distinct : )
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