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Re: locations of DST information
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Re: locations of DST information


  • Subject: Re: locations of DST information
  • From: Guido Neitzer <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 16:38:55 -0700

On 28.01.2008, at 16:09, Chuck Hill wrote:

It allows interoperation with 3rd party Java libraries while keeping the nicer API from NS. Use Java, but keep the WO abstractions.

That is where I was heading. I came from Cocoa to WebObjects and I loved WO despite it being rolled over to Java soon enough. But I have a hard time getting good feelings for a lot of the Java implementations.


WebObjects is the only Java based tool I ever liked - this might be because I come from Cocoa, but I also think it is one of the best thought our tools out there. Java was not too bad as long as they copied OpenSTEP, but then they started re-factoring at Sun ... not that WebObjects is perfect - not at all, but I still think that there are way more pressing things to be re-done than date formatters and these others would make the tool even better, while getting rid of the formatter wrapper will break a lot of existing code (again).

And Anjo has a really valid point with d2w model files, formatter strings in code, localizations and so on. There are tons of places where this will break for no real benefit.

cug
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