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WebObjects 5

At the same time, the professional services portion of AES was reformulated as Apple iServices,

with a charter to focus on all of Apple’s Internet technologies, including WebObjects, Mac OS X

Server, and QuickTime Streaming Server.

Moving to Java

In its first several releases, WebObjects was written in Objective-C, a simple object-oriented

language that provided much of the inspiration for Java. As Java became more and more

important for server-side development, WebObjects 4.x added Java APIs. However, these

APIs accessed the Objective-C frameworks via a “bridge” that reduced performance and

complicated debugging. Therefore, in May 2000, Apple announced its intention to make

WebObjects a true Java application.

With WebObjects 5, Apple has delivered on that promise, and the original web application

server is now available in the language of the Internet: Java. This Java compatibility allows

WebObjects to run on virtually any server, and to easily integrate and interoperate with other

Java-based solutions. We expect the combination of a Java runtime with advanced native tools

for Mac OS X and Windows 2000 to enhance the already solid popularity of WebObjects with

customers needing rapid development of flexible, scalable web applications.

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