1. AFAIK, no reason why not. WebObjects is a Request-Response system.
You could have a WO app that is just for web service requests. You can
implement your own request handler to make your WO app handle requests
in a special way, like the iTMS store does or the ERXRest (Wonder)
framework. The responses don't have to be web pages (web interface)
2. Don't know anything about JNDI, but if no one else provides better
answers, I would look at Wonder's ERRest framework for a working
example of how to implement a custom request handler incorporating
WOSession handling in your WO app. Specifically the class
er.rest.ERXRestRequestHandler#handleRequest( ...) would be a good
starting point.
HTH, Kieran
On Nov 9, 2008, at 12:48 AM, Don Lindsay wrote:
Hello;
A couple of questions:
1. Is it possible to have a web objects application without any web
interface?
2. Is it possible to access a session for a web objects application
through jndi?
Don
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