On Apr 17, 2009, at 5:21 PM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
On Apr 17, 2009, at 2:03 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
My question centers around the fact I am required to embrace a
government standard of Windows + SQL Server for the WO
applications for both deployment and development. Deployment
comes later, and with the recent activity on the list I believe I
will be ok using Tomcat.
Ick! is my first thought. You will probably want my SQL Server
plugin:
Same reaction here ... government standard seems to always be "get
the worst you can get and be done with it".
That and it also violates the WebObjects license agreement. I would
ask your employer which is more important: to adhere to the "standard"
or to comply with the legal contact for the software that makes you so
productive.
From the license distributed with XCode 3.1:
"For avoidance of doubt, you may not distribute the WebObjects
Software on a stand-alone basis, and you may not develop application
programs using the WebObjects Software (or any portion thereof) on any
non-Apple branded computer."
Now, if that Windows machine were a Mac Pro running parallels or boot
camp....
RAM - I know more is always better but XP has a "theoretical"
limit of 4GB, and I am coming from a Mac Pro with 6GB.
I develop with 4GB on OS X.
I develop on a 3GB MacBook Pro while sometimes running Win2k Server/
SQL Server 2k in a Parallels instance. Not ideal, but it works.
Dave
At the moment I'm developing with 2GB and OS X. Database running on
the same box ...
cug
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