Apple WebObjects 5 - Manual (Page 8)

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Apple Computer, Inc. January 2002
F I G U R E S A N D T A B L E S
Figure 5-5 An inspect page 52
Figure 5-6 An edit page 53
Figure 5-7 An edit relationship page 53
Figure 5-8 The menu header 54
Figure 5-9 An example Neutral look page 54
Figure 5-10 An example Basic look page 55
Figure 5-11 Determining attributes from the entity 56
Figure 5-12 The Direct to Web rule system 57
Figure 5-13 The Direct to Web Assistant 59
Figure 5-14 The Entities pane of the Direct to Web Assistant 60
Figure 5-15 The Rule Editor 61
Chapter 6 WebObjects Desktop Applications 65
Figure 6-1 A sample Java Client application 66
Deployment Options 68
When To Choose Java Client 69
Figure 6-4 Java Client’s distributed, multitier architecture 76
Figure 6-5 Architecture of a Java Client application 77
Figure 6-6 Architecture of a Direct to Java Client application 78
Figure 6-7 Data flow in a Java Client application 80
Figure 6-8 Composing a user interface with Interface Builder 85
Table 6-1 Comparison of Java Client and Direct to Java Client 75