On Monday 19 June 2006 21:27, Ed Leafe wrote: > On Jun 19, 2006, at 1:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > We're just looking into frame work options for developing cross > > platform > > n-tier apps. I can see Dabo provides a facility for wx window type > > forms as > > an interface, Im assuming however, there is not facility for > > bolting the > > business objects onto a web interface also, is that right? > > No, not yet. We've designed the classes with that capability in > mind, but because of limited manpower, we've chosen to go with the > desktop UI first. There are an overwhelming number of choices for > developing web apps out there, but precious few for desktop apps, so > we want to fill that niche first. aint it the truth > > We're hoping that some enterprising developer would want to adapt > one of the many web templating frameworks out there to create an > interface to the Dabo bizobj API, which will then allow you to deploy > your apps on either desktops or across the web. There would need to > be some basic sessioning added to the bizobjs, but that shouldn't be > too difficult to add. cool - thanks - sounds like a very exciting challenge - thats a much more optimistic response than what id expected.
Enjoying your screen casts and love where you're going with the whole product Ive got 2 more questions, I'll stick em here and hopfully catch you while your'e online The other thing Im looking at evaluating is gnue - you guys familiar with this - anything noteworthy I should be aware of in comparison to dabo? One thing that got my attention straight away with gnue was the presense of the application server as standalone server - which i couldnt find an equiavlent of with dabo - does dabo serve its bizobjz as a service,or does it more import the bizobj objects as in a library type fasion? Glenn _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-users
