We also use WebObjects with PostgreSQL and it's awesome as a web
development framework. We have it deployed on Solaris and OS X Server.
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On Mar 1, 2006, at 11:58 AM, Guido Neitzer wrote:
> On 01.03.2006, at 19:39 Uhr, falcon wrote:
>
>> Any one know of such a framework?
>>
>> (I'm asking this in pgsql because such a framework will have to be
>> fairly closely linked to a database...and I mainly use pgsql).
>
> Hmm. No. I don't think you can have this combined with what is
> often called "business logic". A lot of stuff is described in the
> db model, but that's only one thing.
>
> What about process flows, permissions, login handling, session
> handling, design, performance optimization and so on?
>
> I use WebObjects (http://www.apple.com/webobjects) as my main
> development environment and I found that every application is
> unique in a good percentage of its features.
>
> For "administration" application the included DirectToWeb-Framwork
> in combination with a powerful community based framework
> ("ProjectWonder") is a VERY powerful tool when it comes to rapid
> development. It saves me days and weeks of work - I just couldn't
> do my job anymore without it and developing applications in a
> "standard way". But it has a very steep learning curve and is
> sometimes hard to handle and often frustration - until you learn
> how not to fight the tool.
>
> Frontend applications like online shops, portals and so on are then
> developed in a more conventional way with components and
> handwritten xhtml/css.
>
> If you have a Mac for development it's worth a look. Deployment can
> go anywhere (in theory - we have only used Linux and Mac OS X
> Server so far) as long as a Java runtime is installed.
>
> cug
>
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