Apple WebObjects 3.5 - Manual (Page 10)

Preface
10
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 .
Other valuable information about WebObject is available online. You can access
all online information through the WebObjects Home Page. It is located in your
server’s document root, and you can access it at this URL:
http://localhost/WebObjects/Documentation/WOHomePage.html
In 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.
Additionally, for more information on Enterprise Objects Framework, read the
Enterprise Objects Framework Developer’s Guide . This book provides in-depth
information about how Enterprise Objects Framework works and about
techniques for developing database applications with it.