Thats a good point. The switch from Objective-C to Java in WebObjects destroyed it. Maybe it would have died anyways, but it was definitely the final nail in th

Thats a good point. The switch from Objective-C to Java in WebObjects destroyed it. Maybe it would have died anyways, but it was definitely the final nail in the coffin as all the best WebObjects developers stuck with version 4.5 instead of upgrading to 5.0 (the java one). Internally, I've heard Apple uses WebObjects 4.5 for their stores, mobileme, and other web projects.