(don't forget to reply to the list).
I'm not sure, but I think you are confusing WebKit and WebObjects. WebObjects
is an application server written in Java that Apple wrote. The code you are
sending is from WebKit. Very different things.
> How do I import the objective c class into an eclipse project?
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> /* Here is an example .h file, "CircularList.h".
> All behavior is inherited from List, which defines a List of objects.
> Nowadays we can use NSArray which is more complex than List.
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> #include <objc/List.h> /* Superclass interface */
> @interface CircularList: List /* List is superclass */
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> int currentLocation;
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> - (NSString *) next; /* Returns next object in List or nil if none. */
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> #include "CircularList.h"
> @implementation CircularList
> - (NSString *) next
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> int numObjects = [self count];
> if (currentLocation >= numObjects)
> currentLocation = 0;
> return [self objectAt:currentLocation++];
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> + (NSString *) webScriptNameForSelector:(SEL)sel
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> if (sel == @selector(nameAtIndex:))
> name = [self next];
> return name;
> }
> + (BOOL)isSelectorExcludedFromWebScript:(S…
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> if (sel == @selector(nameAtIndex:)) return NO;
> return YES;
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> How do I connect the objective c with the javascript file or eclipse project?
> Where does the objective c class go (eg same folder as js)? What is the
> javascript to call my function 'next'? What does the following code do?:
> + (BOOL)isSelectorExcludedFromWebScript:(S…
> {
> if (sel == @selector(nameAtIndex:))
> return NO;
> return YES;
> }
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> Sent from my iPad 2
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> On 11 Feb 2013, at 20:47, Pascal Robert <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> Le 2013-02-11 à 15:45, Mike Schrag <[email protected]> a écrit :
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>>>>> What IDE can I use for WebObjects development? Can you send me
>>>>> installation instructions for mountain lion and a link to a hello world
>>>>> webobjects WEBSITE tutorial? When making a WebObjects WEBSITE, can I call
>>>>> objective-c classes and functions, if so, how?
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>>>> You will need to wrap it with a JNI. Check
>>>> http://jenkins.wocommunity.org/job/Wonder/javadoc/er/attachment/thumbnail/ImageIOImageProcessor.html
>>>> for an example.
>>> I would use JNA over JNI these days. However, I would also say that you
>>> don't want to do it. It would have to be a very compelling reason to do it
>>> in my book. You make everything about your deployment significantly more
>>> complicated, and you become platform-bound as well.
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>> I have to agree with this. And it would be crazy to host something on OS X
>> Server unless you really need something on it (and even, iCal Server and
>> Address Book Server are available as open source, you can use another wiki,
>> you can use OpenLDAP instead of Open Directory).
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