If you want WebObjects, but you don't want WebObjects, then the answer is clear:
Cayenne + Tapestry If you aren't familar with these frameworks, both are heavily inspired by WebObjects. Cayenne is very similar to EOF - almost all of the EOF concepts have a direct one-to-one correspondence in Cayenne. A WO developer could be productive in Cayenne in about two days or even less if you start with a WO-like entity template and some helper classes. Cayenne is so good (and so familar for WO people) that after learning it now I don't think there is any reason for a new (NEW!) project to ever use EOF again. Cayenne can even be used as just as the ORM part of a WebObjects application if you don't want to abandon WO entirely - it's a simple replacement. If you would like some things to help you get started I can give you some things. Tapestry does the html/web side of WO. I haven't actually used it yet, but the concepts are the same as WO, so it's likely very easy to get going with it. It has a lot more street-cred. than WO I think. John
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