Bingo!
Should have thought they'd hide it in a tgz archive in a completely
different location :)
Thanks very much to those who replied.
Cara
On 24/11/2005, at 5:33 PM, Jean Pierre Malrieu wrote:
The documentation is now under Developper/ADC Reference Library/
Documentation/WebObjects/Web
The documentation is now under Developper/ADC Reference Library/
Documentation/WebObjects/Web_Services/
And there is a Web_Services.tar.gz in there, which, I suppose,
contains the example projects.
Spotlight is your friend!
JPM.
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Hello Cara;
I agree the documentation is not very useful, but it's also do-able
to get started at a very basic level. Establishing robust
integration with your existing infrastructure might be a bit more
tricky, but simply vending a method isn't too hard.
Check out "Serialization and Des
Thanks for that.
This seems wholly unsatisfactory to me. The documentation is dated
2005-08-11. Why is a new documentation release referring to something
that doesn't exist?
As the documentation does not tell you how to build your own from
scratch, but only presents an example, and that
Hello Cara:
The /Developer/Documentation/WebObjects directory no longer exists
starting with the integration of Xcode/WebObjects (i.e. starting
from WO5.3)
If you still have an older WO version such as WO5.2.3, you will find
the examples in /Developer/Documentation/WebObjects/Web_Services
Sorry to ask a dumb question, but I'm really finding the webobjects
documentation inadequate. In particular, "Developing Web Services
Applications" relies on examples such as projects/Calculator. At the
start of the Web Services Programming Guide it states:
This document studies example a
