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39 39  If you are a J2EE developer, forget what you learned about EJB and Struts, you will be glad to use EOF and components instead. But the fun part is that you don't need to learn a new language. You can reuse some of the code of your J2EE apps, and the official Project Wonder IDE is based on Eclipse. If you ever used Apache Cayenne or Tapestry, you will feel even more at home.
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41 +== What Project Wonder and WebObjects are not ==
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43 +WebObjects is not a web page design tool. In fact, WebObjects does not have a WYSIWYG HTML editor (but the component editor is quite powerful). WebObjects uses your web pages (called templates) and adds dynamic content on the fly to make your application run. Also, WebObjects is not a framework for writing client side code. The objects you work with in WebObjects exist on the server only. If you are writing a complex client side JavaScript based application you can serialize your server objects via XML, JSON (by using [[ERRest>>ERRest Framework]]) or SOAP and send them to a browser.
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41 41  == Contents ==
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43 43  * [[Getting Started>>documentation:Getting Started]]
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49 49  * [[documentation:Binary Frameworks Installation and Upgrade]]
50 50  * [[Quickstart>>documentation:Project WONDER-Quickstart]]
51 51  * [[Example Applications from Wonder Source>>documentation:Example Applications]]
52 -* [[Project Wonder Frameworks]]
56 +* [[Frameworks]]
53 53  * [[History>>documentation:Project WONDER-History]]
54 54  * [[Using Properties Files>>documentation:Project Wonder Properties Files]]
55 55  * [[documentation:Wonder Tutorials]]
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79 79  Nightly build [[JavaDoc API>>http://wocommunity.org/documents/javadoc/wonder/latest]] on WOCommunity.org.
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81 81  And there is [[JavaDoc API>>http://www.aurealis.de/webobjects/wonder/api/html/]] generated by doxygen.
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87 +{{recently-updated spaces="documentation" types="page" max="10"}}{{/recently-updated}}