FYI...
OpenBase/FrontBase have some great WO support, and are not too expensive
MS SQL/Oracle are great performers, but not cheap at all
PostgreSQL/MySQL are "free" (MySQL is not *necessarily* free; check
their licensing, especially with OS X Server)
And, usually anything with a JDBC works (t
On 28.11.2005, at 19:47 Uhr, Matt Kime wrote:
I can confirm that WO 5.3.1 can be deployed on linux (RHE 3) with
apache and the WO adapter.
Do you use WAR deploy? What license (the license that comes with
5.3.1 seems to be not intended to work with Linux or Solaris) do you
use?
Thanks fo
I have posted this to the wrong list - deployment is a better choice ...
Hi.
Has someone experiences to share with Linux deployment in this
configuration:
- WO 5.2.4 or 5.3.1
- Wonder 2 (very recent build)
- WAR-Deployment
- Frontbase as DB backend
One of our clients asks for this configura
On 28-Nov-05, at 11:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello. I just deployed my first WO App this weekend on my brand
new version of Mac OS X Server. I assumed that the "full version"
of OpenBase would ship with the WebObjects Deployment (since a
developer version of OpenBase ships with the
Hello. I just deployed my first WO App this weekend on my brand new
version of Mac OS X Server. I assumed that the "full version" of
OpenBase would ship with the WebObjects Deployment (since a developer
version of OpenBase ships with the WebObjects developer tools), but
this does not appe
