Hello,
I’ve read both and I do agree than learning the wonder is the starting point.
The one from Chuck is a must have… for the « old » newbies (;-)
Jérémy
Le 23 oct. 2018 à 22:52, Lon Varscsak
mailto:lon.varsc...@gmail.com>> a écrit :
I need to teach a young'un WebObjects. Do you think that
Those books are great - even the dusty ones have value if you ask me
Then again, the name of the game really is Wonder
What I’d like to know is what are you working on that has young’ins! ?? WO
hasn’t seen a lot of those…
> On Oct 23, 2018, at 5:01 PM, Lon Varscsak wrote:
>
> Okay, after go
Okay, after going through the index, I kind of came to that conclusion
myself. Thanks for the tip!
On Tue, Oct 23, 2018 at 1:58 PM Chuck Hill wrote:
> I will say no. It was never intended to be a “Learn WebObjects” book and
> avoids Wonder, other than a mention or two.As proof that nothin
I need to teach a young'un WebObjects. Do you think that Practical
WebObjects is a good starting point? If so, can I still get a copy
somewhere (even if digital)?
-Lon
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Hy,
I've never used WO-Migrations/Schema-Generation but I think the problem is
related to different ClassLoaders:
* The ERPrototypes are in a project in your workspace or installed locally.
They can be accessed by the classloader of your running WO-Application. They
are not bundled with W
I don’t see why WO would be in between here? you need a static /public URL to a
resource
I’m not 100% certain if I’ve run into this -But I have served podcasts and
videos while using WO apps as the host system -- those allowed m3u and chunks
and I believe that was all server-side mime-type st
I need to serve a podcast through a webobjects application, but rss wont
validate because apple requires he podcast to be served with byte-range
requests.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Range_requests
Has anyone of you made such a direct-action?
I suppose i could create a s
