
Creating a Simple WebObjects Application
When you've finished the steps in this chapter, your application will have a single web page containing a form that allows users to enter their names,
e-mail addresses, and comments. When the form is submitted, the application redraws the page with the user's information at the bottom.

In Chapter 2, "Enhancing Your Application", you will add features to the application, including a second page, a table that displays information from multiple users, and hyperlinks.
Project Builder is an integrated software-development application. It contains a project browser, a code editor, build and debugging support, and many other features needed to develop an application. In this tutorial, you'll learn to use Project Builder to:
- Create a new WebObjects application project.
- Write scripts or compiled code to provide behavior in your application.
- Build and launch your application.
- Create static content for your pages.
- Add dynamic elements to your pages.
- Bind the dynamic elements to variables and methods in your code.
- Creating a WebObjects Application Project
- Choosing the Programming Language
- Examining Your Project
- Launching WebObjects Builder
- Creating the Page's Content
- Entering Static Text
- Using the Inspector
- Creating Form-Based Dynamic HTML Elements
- Resizing the Form Elements
- Binding Elements
- Creating Variables
- Binding the Input Elements