Apple WebObjects 3.5 Tools And Techniques - Manual (Page 17)

The Structure of a WebObjects Application Project
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Started With WebObjects for more information on using the Wizard with
databases.
4. Specify the language for your component and click Finish.
Classes
The Classes suitcase contains Java and Objective-C classes. If your
application’s primary language is Java, this suitcase contains the
Application.java
and Session.java files. If the primary language is Objective-C, it contains the
files Application.m and Session.m . There is a class file for each component that
uses Java or Objective-C, as well as any other classes you add to the project.
You can specify that Java classes are client-side, server-side, or common
classes. See “Subprojects” for more information on how to do this.
Headers
The Headers suitcase contains header files for projects that use Objective-
C.
Other Sources
The Other Sources suitcase contains compiled code that doesn’t belong to
a particular class.
Resources
The Resources suitcase contains files that are needed by your application at
run time, but which do not need to be in the web server’s document root
(and hence will not be accessible to users). It includes: