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27 27  = About Project Wonder =
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29 -Project Wonder is the largest open source collection of reusable WebObjects frameworks, applications and extensions. Also included in Project Wonder are deployment software and web server adaptors. Project Wonder development is done within the [[Eclipse>>url:http://www.eclipse.org/||shape="rect"]] IDE with the [[WOLips>>doc:WOL.Home]] plug-in tools.
30 +Project Wonder is the largest open source collection of reusable WebObjects frameworks, applications and extensions. Also included in Project Wonder are deployment software and web server adaptors. Project Wonder development is done within the [[Eclipse>>url:http://www.eclipse.org/||shape="rect"]] IDE with the [[WOLips>>doc:WOL.Home.WebHome]] plug-in tools.
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31 31  WebObjects was initially created at NeXT. There was a framework called DBKit, which provided a way to abstract legacy databases to an object-relational graph. This framework later became the Enterprise Objects Framework (EOF). EOF was used to build nibware, runnable applications for NeXTStep/OpenStep that were built with Project Builder and which used interfaces that were designed in Interface Builder. If this sounds familiar, it is because the ideas from that time have only been refined, and not fundamentally changed, to become the Cocoa frameworks for applications running on Mac OS X and iOS today.
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