Re: Java applets

>Since the cheapest and most readily available way to get your feet wet
>is with JavaScript and a supporting web browser, you can tinker and
>learn right on your own PC.  It wouldn't take a rocket scientist to
>write a program to take a DDS panel and convert it to <FORM>...</FORM>
>syntax.  Even with JavaScripts limitations you can learn the appropriate
>approach.

Actually, JavaScript isn't Java and really has nothing to do with Java. An
unfortunate marketing ploy. It is a handy tool for enhancing web pages,
though.

Java is free to everyone. It is available for just about every platform.
If you are interested in coding Java, simply download the JDK for your
platform from Sun, IBM, or Microsoft. OS/2 comes with it.

>With IBM's commitment to Java, it's something worth looking into.

Absolutely. 







Chris Rehm
Mr.AS400@ibm.net
You have to ask yourself, "How often can I afford to be unexpectedly out of 
business?" 
Get an AS/400.
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