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Revision as of 22:57, 10 April 2007
GNUstepWeb is a web application library
Current Version: [1]
- Released: use SVN
- Licensed: LGPL2
Overview
GNUstepWeb is a development framework for web applications written in Objective-C which is designed to be source-code compatible with WebObjects 4.5 - a product originally developed by NeXT Inc, whose newer versions have been released by Apple and are Java-based.
Features
This library is a component of the GNUstep project in the dev-libs section and is available in the standard ways - such as the GNUstep ftp site.
David Wetzel recommends using his recent branch that can be obtained by executing the following SVN check out in an empty directory
svn co http://svn.gna.org/svn/gnustep/libs/gsweb/branches/06-02-dwetzel
There is currently (April 2007) a merge in progress. The new experimental Apache2 adaptor is already in trunk.
Maintainer
David Wetzel
Related Links
- Apple has legacy WebObjects 4.5 documentation available. Please note that the official site gnustepweb.org is somewhat out of date.
- David Wetzel runs a low-volume mailing list called gswhackers.
- Creating A Simple GSWeb Application is very easy.