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1 total messages Started by Liberty For ALL! Sat, 24 May 2003 01:48
FA: WebObjects 4.0.1 Developer for Mac OS X Server 1.x
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Author: Liberty For ALL!
Date: Sat, 24 May 2003 01:48
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For Auction on ebay id liberty-for-all!:
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Apple WebObjects 4.0.1 Developer!! You are sure to ALWAYS have a great 
Server on classic hardware with this Server Operating System!!

NO RESERVE PRICE!!!

Thank you for examining this super item! Successful high bidder gets 
this original, official, rare Apple WebObjects 4.0.1 Developer, intended 
for PowerPC Mac OS X Server 1.x! Y2K compliant!

Apple๏ฟฝs market-leading application server platform for development and 
deployment of high-performance, large-scale Internet and intranet 
applications. With major advances in ease of application development, 
performance and Java functionality, WebObjects 4 is a milestone release, 
and it is also available for Windows and UNIX variants.

Get it as a collectors item, or for real use today! Originally sold new 
for over $600!

WebObjects is architected to allow users to create Web pages that change 
on the fly without data and applications having to be rewritten, and 
works with any browser on top of Windows NT and Unix servers and enables 
users to build interactive Web-based applications at the server level.
WebObjects Enterprise1.0 had garnered more than US$2.5 million in sales, 
clients implemented WebObjects on their Web sites include Motorola, 
Disney, Reebok and the Sharper Image... And THIS is version 4.x!

Development efforts aimed at the burgeoning World Wide Web are shifting 
from the user interface to the server, according to Steve Jobs, chairman 
and CEO of Next Software Inc.
Act one of the Web focused on enhancing the user interface and expanding 
the capabilities of Web browsing software, Jobs said in his keynote 
address here yesterday. "But the server will be the epicenter of act two."
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