WebObjects can be deployed on anything for free. If you have a
problem on your Linux,etc deployment, try it on OS X, and if it fails
- you can still get support.
On Aug 8, 2006, at 1:47 AM, Ray Ackland wrote:
Jean,
I suspect the mentality is that you can still use WO on any of the
norma
Jean,
I suspect the mentality is that you can still use WO on any of the
normal platforms, but if you develop & distribute on the Mac then you
get to do it for free.
Can't really complain about this in absolute terms, because there's
the same level of support as there was a year ago (for
On 06.08.2006, at 17:06 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just read that the server and clients are only working on MacOS X.
No. Mac OS X is the only SUPPORTED platform. But you can deploy to
nearly every Java 2 platform (Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X, even Windows).
You can also develop on every
Jean,While the exact details will be more complicated, I believe a reasonable summary would be the following:The latest version of WO (5.3) development comes free with OS X, and deployment comes free with OS X Server.If you wish to deploy / develop on other platforms, you can purchase WO 5.2.4. I b
Hello,
I check the available software tools for reingineering a professionnal software.
WebObjects is one of those I choose.
I just read that the server and clients are only working on MacOS X. I am
surprised as I though that it delivered software in pure Java.
And I expected the Java code be co
