7 Jun
2000
7 Jun
'00
2:54 p.m.
Luciano Ramalho wrote:
[snip] The object-relational mapping mechanism WO uses, however, is very advanced and, in a basic level, easy to use too. Classes are written in Java by a case-like tool and automatically bound to tables. In fact, programmers rarely have any contact with SQL: all necessary queries are generated automatically by the IDE (which runs only on NT and MacOS X). [snip]
As I recall (from a WebObjects demonstartion I sat through a long time ago), WO creates the most godawful mangled URLs that I had ever seen. As a result, a WO site cannot be spidered by search engines, or converted to a static copy using wget. HTH, Michael Bernstein