Java Client on the iPhone/iPod Touch could be really cool, but without
custom UI extensions to deal with the touch interface, I think you'll
end up with a very non-Touch feel and therefor alien-feeling app. Sure
it would be functional, but not really a "Touch" application. Now,
with Swing/SWT/Whatever-Touch extensions, that has possibilities...
As far as Direct To Java Client, unfortunately I think it is all but
dead. It's deprecated, even though I've had some success getting it
running under 5.4.1, it is no longer supported and the number of
people out there using it numbers in the handful.
D2JC was wonderful and I'm really not looking forward to building
every piece of my JC UI from scratch, but I think it's time to move
on, to more robust and supported Java Client technologies. Florijan
Stamenkovic's, Paulo Sommaruga's or similar new JC framework should
really be at the core of any WO Java Client app moving forward.
Dave
On Mar 8, 2008, at 11:30 PM, Baiss Eric Magnusson wrote:
Subject: Re: State of WO Java Client
To: Development WebObjects <[email protected]>
Your templates are converted and posted!
http://wiki.objectstyle.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=2655245
What's the word on JBND's WO 5.4.1 compatibility? Any issues that you
know of?
Dave
Any thoughts from out there on running DTJC on the iPhone.
I spent three months with DTJC and although the project went nowhere
it was interesting to experience the native client feel.
Sun announced they were going to make a J2ME for the iPhone.
Objective-C might be more fun but that seems too much of a stretch.
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