Re: preferred way to develop WebObjects Applications on Leopard
Re: preferred way to develop WebObjects Applications on Leopard
- Subject: Re: preferred way to develop WebObjects Applications on Leopard
- From: Guido Neitzer <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:10:22 -0600
On 10.07.2008, at 23:10, Darren VanBuren wrote:
Hello. I am new to WebObjects and I would like to know what the
current preferred way to develop WebObjects Applications on Mac OS X
Leopard (10.5.4).
Eclipse and WOLips.
I tried Eclipse but Direct to Web Applications don't work properly.
I get this warning when attempting to run:
***** Warning: The DirectToWeb WebAssistant will not be able to
modify your DirectToWeb resources. You must have your application
project opened in Project Builder to save changes using the
WebAssistant.
I have no idea about the WebAssistant, but as this thing is creating
about the crappiest rules you can get, I won't use it anyways.
Personally, I think, you should know WAY more to get started with D2W,
but here opinions vary. WebObjects has some very important concepts
you need to know to get something useful out of D2W - so I'd start
with a standard WO application (WebObjects Application project in
Eclipse) and learn the basics first.
Then, when you at least know how to use the tools, what the tool gives
you, how to model an EOModel, how to use EOF and so on, you can start
again with D2W.
As I said: there are people who disagree - but from my point of view,
D2W is the combination of all WO concepts together in a very extreme
way. As long as you don't even have looked at how it works below that,
you will never be able to get it doing what you want it to do.
cug
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