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  • Subject: Re: PC and Mac Development Environment
  • From: Bob Buchanan <bobbyb@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2000 17:00:37 -0800

You can also use FileMaker Pro V5.0 and later with their ODBC interface.
 There are a couple of ODBC interfaces to the AS/400 for the Macintosh,
one is from NLynx systems (formerly Andrew, formerly KMW) and one is
from acrylis called Access/DAL.  The NLynx stuff was originated from
Client Access under license with IBM, and Access/DAL was developed
originally at Apple.  Don't forget that VARPG can generate Java.
-Bob Buchanan. (formerly with Apple.)

"Scott P. Johnson" wrote:
> 
> I just took a new position where the first task is to decide upon a
> development environment for the PCs and Macs.  I am hoping that
> some people out there can offer me some good suggestions. The two
> that I have found so far for consideration are JAVA and Notes/Domino.
> Both of these support cross platform development.  Are there any
> others out there???
> 
> Our current make-up:
>      Novell network with multiple network servers
>      2 AS/400s (1 production / 1 development)
>      PCs
>      Macs  (used for catalog production/will not go away)
>      Only major DB is DB2/400 on the AS/400
>      Current apps being done in Filemaker Pro, VARPG, & RPG IV
> 
> Thoughts:
>      Hopefully support for both the PCs and Macs, but
>          mostly concerned with PC
>      Open to any language
>      New server is not out of question (NT/Novell)
>      2nd Database is not out of question (oracle/DB2/sybase)
>      Re-use of AS/400 on the backend would be great
> 
> --  THANKS
> ------------------------------------------------------
> Scott P. Johnson
> Microcomputer Development Specialist
> IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 RPG Programmer
> Highsmith Inc.
> W5527 Hwy 106, PO BOX 800
> Fort Atkinson, WI 53538-0800
> TEL:  920-563-9571                FAX:  920-563-7395
> sjohnson@highsmith.com
> www.highsmith.com
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