Apple WebObjects 3.5 Tools And Techniques - Manual (Page 10)

Chapter 1 Setting Up WebObjects Applications
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The New Project panel has a Project Type pop-up list that lets you choose
the type of project you want to create. WebObjectsApplication is shown by
default.
3. In the Project Type pop-up list, make sure WebObjectsApplication is
selected.
Another type of project you may want to create is WebObjectsFramework.
See “Frameworks” for more information.
4. Click Browse to specify your project’s location.
Note: You can also type your project’s location and name directly in the
Project Path text field.
5. Navigate to the directory in which to create your project.
During development, you typically create a project in the
/WebObjects directory. is your HTTP server’s
document root, which you specified when you installed WebObjects. It is
convenient to have your entire project under this directory so project
resources can be located without going through the installation process (see
“Installing Your Application”). However, when deploying your application,
you can place parts of your project elsewhere, so that only those files
needed by the web server are accessible to users.
Set the project type here.
Click to choose directory in which to
create your project.
Type the project name here.
Click here when finished.
Choose WebObjects under the
server’s document root.