Where to Go From Here
After you have worked through the tutorials in this book, you should have a good working knowledge of WebObjects. For more in-depth information about how WebObjects works, read the WebObjects Developer's Guide.
http://localhost/WebObjects/Documentation/WOHomePage.htmlIn particular, the WebObjects HomePage gives you access to some books that are available only online:
- WebObjects Tools and Techniques is a more comprehensive guide to using Project Builder and WebObjects Builder to develop WebObjects applications.
- Serving WebObjects describes how to administer and deploy WebObjects applications after you've written them.
- The Dynamic Elements Reference documents the dynamic elements provided with WebObjects and provides examples of how to use them.
- The Client-Side Components Reference describes what client-side components are available for use in your program and the Java classes used to create them.
- The WebObjects Class Reference provides a complete reference to the classes in the WebObjects framework. Reference material is provided for both the Java and Objective-C languages.