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Apple has posted WebObjects 5.3 Update for Mac OS X Server 10.4 to its Web site today. Apple notes: “Makes it easy to develop and deploy enterprise-level web services and Java server applications — while giving you the agility to respond quickly to change. This installer updates the Application Server components in Mac OS X Server 10.4 to WebObjects 5.3.”

Apple has released WebObjects Developer 5.2.3 for Mac OS X. “This update address issues with CLOSE_WAIT states in deployment using JavaMonitor and wotaskd,” notes Apple. “It also addresses a number of issues related to EOF under high load.” WebObjects Developer 5.2.3 requires Mac OS X 10.3.3 or later. [Thanks to Alistair Gorthy for this news tip.] Read More

Apple’s WebObjects 5.2 was runner-up in the Best Java Component category of the latest Reader’s Choice Awards at SYS-CON Media, an i-technology magazine publisher. It finished second behind Eclipse SWT from Eclipse. The Readers’ Choice Awards Program incorporates simultaneous competitions driven by the readers of six SYS-CON magazines: JDJ, LinuxWorld Magazine, Web Services Journal, .NET Developer’s Journal, XML-Journal, and ColdFusion Developer’s Journal.

According to a post on the WebObjects mailing list by product manager Bob Fraser, WebObjects development will be supported on Mac OS X 10.3 Panther with an upcoming software update, version 5.2.2. The update will include support for WebObjects application development using Xcode, qualification of WebObjects applications running under Java 1.4.1, and support for WebObjects applications running on the JBoss application server.

Apple has released WebObjects 5.2.1, an updated version of its powerful Web application development software. According to Apple, the update “contains general bug fixes for WebObjects 5.2 on all platforms. It is recommended that WebObjects users on all platforms install this update.

Apple today released WebObjects 5.2, a new version of its powerful Web application development software. The release includes support for Web services, improved J2EE integration, Java Web Start integration, and improved streaming file upload. WebObjects 5.2 requires Mac OS X 10.2 and sells for US$699.