If you watch this video from 1995 and the particularly three
subsequent parts of the video, you'll see that NeXT offered an
interesting technology for "seamless" communication between Openstep/
Cocoa objects on the server and rich Windows clients running Excel and
Visual Basic applications:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hu-jvAWTZ9o&feature=related
All of that is gone now. Apple chucked it all 10 years ago. What is
the modern solution ?
Suppose I have Excel running on a Windows machine and I want to grab
data from Cocoa objects running on a remote Mac OS X server. How do I
get the data out of the Cocoa objects and into Excel ? Suppose I
succeed in getting the data out of a Cocoa application and I then I
use the data to produce pie chart in Excel. Now, how do I get an
image of that chart show to up on a web page produced by a web server
running on Mac OS X ?
I apologize in advance if the answers are obvious. I have little to
no experience in the realm of web publishing, so I might not be asking
the right questions ? I basically just want to do what Steve Jobs
demoed in 1995.
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