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--This site replaces the [[wikibook>>http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:WebObjects]], which has been deprecated.
--[[image:hero_webobjects.jpg||align="right" vspace="4" hspace="4"]]
++[[image:hero_webobjects.jpg||align="right" vspace="4" hspace="4"]]{{note title="Wiki Modernization In Progress"}}
++The content on this Wiki is in the process of being updated to reflect modern WebObjects development. Pages that refer to old development techniques, e.g. Xcode, WOBuilder, etc., will be either updated to reflect the current toolset, or be moved to the [WO:Deprecated] section. An [RSS Feed|http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/spaces/createrssfeed.action?types=page&types=blogpost&types=comment&spaces=&sort=modified&title=Dashboard+RSS+Feed&maxResults=15&publicFeed=false&os_authType=basic&rssType=rss2] is available for those that want to be updated as pages are modified. *If you have a favorite page that you want to make sure you are in-the-loop on any changes*, you can easily Watch it by selecting _Watch_ from the _Tools_ popup menu on that page.
--**WebObjects** is a an integrated suite of Java frameworks for rapidly developing scalable, sophisticated Internet and Enterprise applications. It is the most mature platform available for enterprise-level web, web service and java client (three-tier client-server) application development.
++*Special Note*: URLs are changing as part of this effort. Confluence does a good job of guessing what page you wanted if the link you requested no longer exists, so pain should be minimal.
++{{/note}}
++{{tip}}
++This site replaces the [wikibook|http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Programming:WebObjects], which has been deprecated.
++{{/tip}}
++
++**WebObjects** is an integrated suite of Java frameworks for rapidly developing scalable, sophisticated Internet and Enterprise applications. It is the most mature platform available for enterprise-level web, web service and java client (three-tier client-server) application development.
++
  It provides a powerful and mature set of Object-Oriented frameworks for managing Object-Relational Mapping ([[ORM>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-relational_mapping]]) to any JDBC-compliant database, Session Management, Undo/Redo/Revert, Ajax, Web Services, full Java Client applications, Rapid Application Development, Streaming Media, file upload/download and many other popular internet and enterprise application technologies.
  Originally developed by NeXT Computer Inc., in the mid 1990s, it was ported by Apple to Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server in Objective-C and then completely translated to Java for version 5.0.
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  It is an incredibly flexible set of frameworks exemplified by Apple's own use of it for such varied applications as the [[iTunes Music Store>>http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/storeFront]], the on-line [[Apple Store>>http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore/]], the [[.Mac>>http://www.mac.com/WebObjects/Welcome]] group of services including Web-Mail and Calendaring and their [[website>>http://www.apple.com]]. as well as many applications developed and deployed by [[others>>http://www.dyned.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOShowcase]].
--It has a very active [[developer community>>http://www.wocommunity.org/]] and offers excellent support through the very popular [[WebObjects Development>>http://lists.apple.com/archives/webobjects-dev]] and [[WO Deployment>>http://lists.apple.com/archives/webobjects-deploy]] email lists.
++It has a very active [[developer community>>http://www.wocommunity.org/]] and offers excellent support through the very popular [[WebObjects Development>>http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/webobjects-dev]] and [[WebObjects Deployment>>http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/webobjects-deploy]] email lists.
  In addition Apple, Inc. also provides [[free>>http://www.apple.com/support/webobjects/]] and [[paid-for>>http://www.apple.com/services/technicalsupport/]] support options.
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  = Introduction =
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  = License =
--As of WebObjects 5.3, the deployment of WebObjects built server applications is now permitted on any platform. The XCode license (within which WebObjects is included) reads:
++As of WebObjects 5.3, the deployment of WebObjects-based server applications is now permitted on any platform. The Xcode 3.1 license (The last that included any reference to WebObjects) stated this:
--D.  WebObjects Software.  Subject to the terms and conditions of this License, you may use, install and permit others to access the WebObjects deployment software included with the Developer Software to deploy application programs developed using Apple's WebObjects Software.  You may also reproduce and distribute:  (1) over a network, components of the WebObjects deployment software for installation and use by others ("Java Client End Users") on any remote computer's volatile memory (e.g. RAM) to enable Java Client functionality for the sole purpose of communicating with Apple's WebObjects Software that may be installed and executed on the same Apple-labeled computer on which you have installed the Developer Software (the "Licensed System"); and (2) both manually and automatically over a network, components of the WebObjects deployment software for installation and use by Java Client End Users on any remote computer's non-volatile memory (e.g. ROM) to enable Java Client functionality for the sole purpose of communicating with Apple's WebObjects Software that may be installed and executed on the Licensed System; provided that all distributions to Java Client End Users are made under terms that are at least as restrictive as those set forth in this License and contain the disclaimers and limitations set forth in Sections 6 and 7 of this License.  Subject to the terms and conditions of this License, you may also deploy server applications built with the WebObjects Software on any platform.
++D.  WebObjects Software. Subject to the terms and conditions of this License, you may incorporate the WebObjects Software included in the Developer Software into application programs (both client and server) that you develop on an Apple-branded computer. You may also reproduce and distribute the WebObjects Software unmodiﬁed, in binary form only, on any platform but solely as incorporated into such application programs and only for use by end-users under terms that are at least as restrictive of those set forth in this License (including, without limitation, Sections 2, 6 and 7 of this License).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.
--Sections 6 and 7 are standard Apple license disclaimers of warranty and limitations of liability clauses. Deployment to other platforms requires WebObjects software be built as Java servlet for deployment on a servlet compatible server such as [[Apache Tomcat>>Programming__WebObjects-Web_Applications-Deployment-Tomcat_Deployment]].
--
  = Foundation =
  * [[Foundation>>Overview-Foundation]]
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  == Deployment ==
--* [[Overview>>Deployment-Overview]]
++* [[Overview>>Overview]]
  * Required Reading
--** [[Apache>>Deployment-Apache]]
++** [[Apache>>Configuring Apache for WebObjects]]
  ** [[Memory Settings>>Deployment-Memory Settings]]
  ** [[Standard Deployment>>Deployment-Standard Deployment]]
--** [[wotaskd>>Deployment-wotaskd]]
--** [[Java Monitor>>Deployment-Java Monitor]]
--** [[Logging>>Deployment-Logging]]
--** [[Split Install>>Deployment-Split Install]]
--** [[Common Pitfalls and Troubleshooting>>Deployment-Common Pitfalls and Troubleshooting]]
++** [[wotaskd>>wotaskd]]
++** [[Java Monitor>>JavaMonitor]]
++** [[Logging>>Log Rotation]]
++** [[Split Install>>Split Deployments]]
++** [[Common Pitfalls and Troubleshooting>>Troubleshooting Deployment]]
  * Advanced
--** [[WOStats>>Deployment-WOStats]]
--** [[Additional Monitoring>>Deployment-Additional Monitoring]]
--** [[Debugging wotaskd and JavaMonitor]]
--** [[Scheduled Restart>>Deployment-Scheduled Restart]]
++** [[WOStats>>Troubleshooting WOStats]]
++** [[Additional Monitoring>>Monitoring your deployed Applications]]
++** [[Troubleshooting wotaskd and JavaMonitor on OS X]]
++** [[Scheduled Restart>>Troubleshooting Scheduled Restarts]]
  ** [[Clustering and Load Balancing>>Programming__WebObjects-Web Applications-Deployment-Clustering and Load Balancing]]
--** [[J2EE and Servlet Deployment>>Deployment-J2EE and Servlet Deployment]]
--** [[Tomcat Deployment>>Deployment-Tomcat Deployment]]
++** [[Tomcat Deployment>>Deploying with Tomcat]]
  ** [[High-Performance Configuration>>Programming__WebObjects-Web Applications-Deployment-High-Performance Configuration]]
--** [[Killing WOA Processes>>Deployment-Killing WOA Processes]]
--** [[Debugging Frozen Deployed Instances>>Deployment-Debugging Frozen Deployed Instances]]
--** [[WOAdaptorInfo>>Deployment-WOAdaptorInfo]]
++** [[Killing WOA Processes>>Killing WOA Processes]]
++** [[Debugging Frozen Deployed Instances>>Troubleshooting Frozen Deployed Instances]]
++** [[WOAdaptorInfo>>WOAdaptorInfo]]
  * Platform Specifics
--** [[Mac OS X Server>>Deployment-Mac OS X Server]]
++** [[Mac OS X Server>>Deploying on Mac OS X Server]]
  ** [[Linux>>Web Applications-Deployment-Linux]]
--** [[Solaris WO5.3.3>>Deployment-Solaris WO5.3.3]]
--** [[FreeBSD WO5.2>>Deployment-FreeBSD WO5.2]]
--** [[FreeBSD WO5.3>>Deployment-FreeBSD WO5.3]]
--** [[FreeBSD 6.2 WO 5.3.3>>Deployment-FreeBSD 6.2 WO5.3.3]]
--** [[FreeBSD 6.x WO 5.3.3 using port system with many options>>Deployment-FreeBSD 6.x WO 5.3.3 port]]
--** [[Legacy Windows (WO 5.1/5.2 on WinNT/2000)>>Deployment-Windows]]
--** [[Current Windows (WO 5.4 on Win2003)>>Deployment-Windows WO 5.3 - WO 5.4]]
++** [[Solaris WO5.3.3>>Deploying on Solaris (WO 5.3.3)]]
++** [[FreeBSD WO5.2>>Deploying on FreeBSD (WO 5.2)]]
++** [[FreeBSD WO5.3>>Deploying on FreeBSD (WO 5.3)]]
++** [[FreeBSD 6.2 WO 5.3.3>>Deploying on FreeBSD 6.2 (WO5.3.3)]]
++** [[FreeBSD 6.x WO 5.3.3 using port system with many options>>Deploying on FreeBSD 6.x (WO 5.3.3 port)]]
++** [[Legacy Windows (WO 5.1/5.2 on WinNT/2000)>>Deploying on Windows (WO 5.1)]]
++** [[Current Windows (WO 5.4 on Win2003)>>Deploying on Windows]]
  * Helpful Tools & Shellscripts
--** [[Capistrano (Overview)>>Deployment-Capistrano (Overview)]]
++** [[Capistrano (Overview)>>Automating Application Deployment with Capistrano (Overview)]]
  = Web Services =
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  = Direct To Web (D2W) =
--== Please see [[Direct To Web (D2W and ERD2W)>>Direct To Web (D2W and ERD2W)]] ==
++{{include value="Direct To Web (D2W and ERD2W)"}}{{/include}}
--{{note title="This list of resources is not being maintained. Follow above link to current list of resources."}}
--
--
--* Direct to Web
--** [Overview - What is Direct to Web?|What is Direct to Web?]
--** [D2W Rule System|The D2W Rule System]
--** [D2W Rules Reference - Cookbook - FAQ|D2W Rules Reference - Cookbook - FAQ]
--** [Direct to Web|Direct-To-Web] Getting started (older docs than the overview and rule system docs)
--** See David Leber's presentation [available as part of the WOWODC West 2009 conference materials|http://www.wocommunity.org/wowodc09/]
--* Advanced
--** ERD2W - part of the WONDER frameworks
--** [(ER)D2W Flow Control|D2W Flow Control]
--** See Anjo Krank's presentation [available as part of the WOWODC 2008 conference materials|http://www.wocommunity.org/wowodc08/]
--** [Using ERD2WWizardCreationPage]
--* Examples
--** [Project Wonder Bugtracker Application completely built with D2W|WONDER:Getting Started with BugTracker]
--** [David Leber's ERExcelLook screencast|http://davidleber.net/?p=369]
--** [ERDivaLook framework and example application (included in Wonder)|ERDivaLook]
--* Additional Documents and Tutorials
--** [Changing the Rules with Direct to Web]
--
--
--{{/note}}
--
  = Java Client, Direct to Java Client (D2JC) =
  * [[Overview>>Java Client-Overview]]
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  *** [[ERCoreBusinessLogic>>Programming__WebObjects-Project WONDER-Frameworks-ERCoreBusinessLogic]]
  *** [[ERDirectToWeb>>Programming__WebObjects-Project WONDER-Frameworks-ERDirectToWeb]]
  *** [[ERDivaLook>>ERDivaLook]]
--*** [[ERDivaliteLook>>Wonder:ERDivaliteLook Framework]]
++*** [[ERDivaliteLook>>ERDivaliteLook]]
  *** [[ERExcelLook>>Project WONDER-Frameworks-ERExcelLook]]
  *** [[ERExtensions>>Project WONDER-Frameworks-ERExtensions]]
  *** [[ERIMAdaptor>>Project WONDER-Frameworks-ERIMAdaptor]]

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