According to sources familiar with Apple's plans, the company will drop deployment support for its WebObjects web application server in Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server later this year. WebObjects is ...

Before Steve Jobs rejoined Apple in the 1990s, one of the flagship projects at his company, NeXT, was WebObjects, a set of tools for making what were called at the time "internet applications." Today ...

Employees working the show floor of the Apple's developers conference last week could be overheard discussing the prospect of open-sourcing the company's WebObjects environment used for rapidly ...

Apple will no longer include a default WebObjects deployment in the upcoming Mac OS X 10.6 Server, even though it has been included by default since 10.4 launched over four years ago. However, ...

Remember back in 1999 when WebObjects was the hot new thing? Everyone used to use it: AAA, AOL, ESPN, GTE, Nortel. Apple has been trying, although discretely, to spark new interest in its Java-based ...

A new version of Apple Computer's Web application development software released on Tuesday aims to be more compatible with emerging Web services standards. The company's new WebObjects software is ...

Apple’s WebObjects, a suite of tools and frameworks for developing standards-based web services and Java server applications, has been updated for Mac OS X Leopard. According to Apple, WebObjects ...

Today at the 2001 Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple announced that WebObjects, its application server for Web publishing and enterprise application development, has been revved to version 5.

ThinkSecret writes that WebObjects, the Apple database software that is at the heart of its internal networks and the iTunes Music Store, will go open source next year. ThinkSecret thinks this cements ...

Before Steve Jobs rejoined Apple in the 1990s, one of the flagship projects at his company, NeXT, was WebObjects, a set of tools for making what were called at the time "internet applications." Today ...