Re: *** ADMIN: New category at Midrange Resources

> 
> I have spent quite a few off-hours looks for 400 web sites.
> the www.ignite400.com page has a Showcase link, with
> 92 as400 sites listed. Unfortunately, using something like
> www.netcraft.com which has an online tool to return web
> server info can be misleading under many circumstances.
> The front end server may be unix, iis, linux, with the as400
> serving the "database pages".
> The as400 may be only a database server with cgi, net.data
> or something else used to make requests.
> If I had my isp (who may have no clue what a 400 is) running
> a site and each page is some interation with my 400, does this
> count as a 400 site? I think it does! The whole idea of e-commerce
> (the IBM way) is that it can be many machines, many operating
> systems. Whether I'm front-end, middle, back-end, or whatever,
> the 400 should count.


i was wondering the same thing.  we use asna's software, where the web
server itself is a p/c using iis, but the data is served from the
as/400.

nj
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